Switch to official Ubuntu cloud image for quantal 12.10

This image does not have guest additions. The next step will be to repackage the box with guest additions and then figure out some kind of download link for it to be distributed properly.
Move to prepackaged 10up-quantal-0.1 as the base box

Our 10up-quantal-0.1 base box provides included provisioning for nginx, mysql, memcached and php5-fpm as well as 4.2.6 Virtual Box Guest Additions. By repackaging this common configuration, we save some time in the provisioning process and require less from the outside world during the build.

I'd like to leave PECL memcache out of the package, but I have a feeling I'm about to recreate a package so that no internet access is needed during this provisioning.

Old provisioning information - or what the box is packaged with - is included in a new provision-details.txt file for reference.
Ignore sublime project files
Update provisioning to fit with new precise32 package

Provision details tracks what provisioning was already done on the packaged 10up-precise32-0.2.box

provision.sh restarts the services and copies files over as neede
Use the 10up-precise32-0.2.box

Makes use of the new precise32 package with nginx, mysql, php5-fpm and memcached preinstalled.

Modifies network config a bit to ensure that adapter is being set up.
Merge pull request #6 from jeremyfelt/quantal-box-build

Introduce pre-provisioned Precise32 build
Additional inline documentation for drive mappings

Clear up some possible confusion on the drive mappings by explaining what each of the mappings is used for.
Update readme to reflect recent changes
Up the initial memory to 512, need some room to work with all these services running. 360 is probably still ok.
Output a short messages when DB import is done
Remove old .bashrc file from the xdebug experiment. From this point forward, these types of things should go in the .bash_aliases file.
Introduce watchr as a method to execute scripts upon file modification

It'd be great if we didn't have to destroy a box and bring it back up just to add new web projects. To do this, we want to monitor some files and look for any changes so that they can immediately be brought into the environment.

watchr allows us to do exactly this.

A .bash_aliases file is copied over, as the default Vagrant .bashrc automatically includes that if it exists on boot. This avoids our having to maintain an entire bashrc file

The watchr.script file will probably expand to look for changes on a few things. Right now we monitor the initial DB file and then run the import script if anything changes. We'll definitely want to get a bit smarter on how that's handled, but this is a start.
Add a default web directory to serve at the IP address

The best way to make sure this is working without any other sites configured is to have some sort of default configuration that responds at the IP address.

The server config will need to change if you intend to use something different than 192.168.50.4, though we can probably work out a templating system in the future.
More php5-fpm logging
Don't clutter up the build with a massif ifconfig. grep out just the IPs instead.
Upgrade the precise32 package to 10up-precise32-0.3.box

Provides update nginx, mysql and php5-fpm
* mysql 5.5.30
* php5-fpm 5.3.21
* nginx 1.2.6

The previous package, 10up-precise32-0.2, which was running php5-fpm 5.3.10 was experiencing segfaults when met with some curl HEAD requests from the host machine. It's a pain to dev websites when you can't do basic stuff like that
Upgrade the precise32 package to 10up-precise32-0.3.box

Provides update nginx, mysql and php5-fpm
* mysql 5.5.30
* php5-fpm 5.3.21
* nginx 1.2.6

The previous package, 10up-precise32-0.2, which was running php5-fpm 5.3.10 was experiencing segfaults when met with some curl HEAD requests from the host machine. It's a pain to dev websites when you can't do basic stuff like that
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:jeremyfelt/varying-vagrant-vagrants
s/10up-precise32-0.2.box/10up-precise32-0.3.box/
Update version info for included packages