dasgoll · September 23, 2021 11:56 · VProfirov · Sep 23, 2021
diff --git a/vagrant box repackage command b/vagrant box repackage command
 the 'repackage' command creates a distributable box file from the unpacked box in your ~/.vagrant.d/boxes directory.


 Let's say you "vagrant box add" a box named centos.box from an URL
 vagrant will extract centos.box in your vagrant home folder (the box format is just a tar file)
 in my case ~/.vagrant.d/boxes/centos

 In that folder you will see files like :
 [root@goll tmp]# ls ~/.vagrant.d/boxes/centos65/0/virtualbox/
  box-disk1.vmdk  box.ovf  metadata.json  Vagrantfile

 say that you deleted this centos_x86_64.box, and no longer have it.
 When you run "vagrant box repackage centos65 virtualbox 0"
 vagrant will create a new tar file in the current directory named package.box containing those 3 files.
	the 'repackage' command creates a distributable box file from the unpacked box in your ~/.vagrant.d/boxes directory.


	Let's say you "vagrant box add" a box named centos.box from an URL
	vagrant will extract centos.box in your vagrant home folder (the box format is just a tar file)
	in my case ~/.vagrant.d/boxes/centos

	In that folder you will see files like :
	[root@goll tmp]# ls ~/.vagrant.d/boxes/centos65/0/virtualbox/
	box-disk1.vmdk box.ovf metadata.json Vagrantfile

	say that you deleted this centos_x86_64.box, and no longer have it.
	When you run "vagrant box repackage centos65 virtualbox 0"
	vagrant will create a new tar file in the current directory named package.box containing those 3 files.