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Ejemplo de Como Hacer Un Script KSH

The document describes scripts that safely copy the contents of a Solaris system disk to a second disk to establish disk redundancy. The oscopy.ksh script shuts down Oracle, runs the disk2disk.ksh script to perform the disk-to-disk copy using ufsdump and ufsrestore, updates fstab on the new disk, unmounts partitions, and restarts Oracle. The disk2disk.ksh script mounts the partitions on the new disk and uses ufsdump/ufsrestore to copy each partition from the source disk.

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Ejemplo de Como Hacer Un Script KSH

The document describes scripts that safely copy the contents of a Solaris system disk to a second disk to establish disk redundancy. The oscopy.ksh script shuts down Oracle, runs the disk2disk.ksh script to perform the disk-to-disk copy using ufsdump and ufsrestore, updates fstab on the new disk, unmounts partitions, and restarts Oracle. The disk2disk.ksh script mounts the partitions on the new disk and uses ufsdump/ufsrestore to copy each partition from the source disk.

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http://sysunconfig.net/unixtips/solaris.html How to safely and reliably do a disk-to-disk copy...

Ref: Sun INFODOC ID# 16311 I did the prep work for the attached scripts using the infodoc as a guide. Inherited a system that was setup w/o ODS yet I needed to establish some OS disk redundancy. Script called disk2disk.ksh is called by oscopy.ksh. A wrapper script is run from root cron. The script has been running successfully since 7/17/00.

Here is the oscopy.ksh script ----------------------------#!/bin/ksh ################################################################ # Scriptname: oscopy.ksh # Date: 07/03/2000 # Author: Tim Lavin # Description: This script shuts down oracle, does a # (disk-to disk copy) from the existing OS disk # c0t0d0 to the 2nd internal disk c0t1d0, # then brings oracle back up. # Inputs: Calls /usr/local/bin/disk2disk.ksh which does the # actual disk copy via ufsdump/ufsrestore commands. # Outputs: root crontab executes /usr/local/bin/oscopy_wrapper # which calls this script and writes to the logfile # /usr/local/bin/log/oscopy.ksh.$$. This script also # emails and pages the author if it aborts and the # dba oncall if oracle does not come back up after # the disk copy is complete. ################################################################ # Shutdown oracle... echo echo "Shutting down Oracle now..." echo /bin/sh /etc/rc1.d/K53oracle stop echo echo "Waiting to be sure Oracle is down before starting oscopy..." echo sleep 300 # If oracle is down, start disk copy, otherwise send abort message... CHECK_ORACLE=`ps -ef|grep ora_pmon|grep -v grep` if [ -z "$CHECK_ORACLE" ] ; then /usr/local/bin/disk2disk.ksh else echo echo "Oracle is not down... oscopy script aborting." echo echo "oscopy script aborted on `uname -n`." > /tmp/warn.out echo "Plz chk latest /usr/local/bin/log/oscopy.ksh.$$ file." >> /tmp/warn.ou t mailx -s "WARNING:" administrator@company.com < /tmp/warn.out /usr/local/bin/notify < /tmp/warn.out echo

echo "oscopy abort message sent!" echo exit fi # Wait until diskcopy is complete before bringing oracle back up... DD_DONE=`ps -ef|grep ufsdump|grep -v grep` if [ -z "$DD_DONE" ] ; then echo echo "Copying /mnt/etc/vfstab.c0t1d0 to /mnt/etc/vfstab..." echo cd /mnt/etc cp vfstab.c0t1d0 vfstab echo echo "Contents of /mnt/etc/vfstab:" echo cat /mnt/etc/vfstab echo cd / umount /mnt umount /var1 echo echo "partitions on disk c0t1d0 have been unmounted." echo echo "**************************************************" echo "Starting oracle now... calling oracle boot script." echo "**************************************************" echo /bin/sh /etc/rc2.d/S96oracle start fi # If oracle is not up by now, send warning... ORACLE_UP=`ps -ef|grep ora_pmon|grep -v grep` if [ -z "$ORACLE_UP" ] ; then echo "Oracle did not come up after OS disk copy" > /tmp/warn1.out echo "on Siebel server `uname -n`!" >> /tmp/warn1.out mailx -s "WARNING:" pager@company.net < /tmp/warn1.out /usr/local/bin/notify < /tmp/warn.out echo echo "Oracle warning message sent!" else echo echo "SUCCESS... Oracle is UP!" echo rm -f /tmp/warn*.out echo "cleanup of temporary files complete." echo echo "oscopy.ksh done." | tee /tmp/warn2.out echo fi

Here is the disk2disk.ksh script -------------------------------#!/bin/ksh # # Mount the c0t1d0 partitions so we can do the ufsdump... cd / mount /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s0 /mnt

mount /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s5 /var1 echo echo "c0t1d0 partitions are mounted" echo # Begin the ufsdump sequence... echo echo "Starting copy of disk c0t0d0 to c0t1d0 at `date`." echo echo "Doing root partition first... mount point used is /mnt" echo cd / ufsdump 0f - /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0 | (cd /mnt ; ufsrestore xf -) echo echo "...root partition done." echo echo "Doing var partition... mount point used is /var1" echo ufsdump 0f - /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s5 | (cd /var1 ; ufsrestore xf -) echo echo "...var partition done." echo echo "Disk copy complete at `date`." echo

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