lvm/etc/svm.cleanup.sh

#! /usr/bin/sh
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# SVM Flash cleanup
# Remove existing master SVM configuration on clone after full flash install.
# Restore existing clone SVM configuation after differential flash install.
#

IN_SYS=${FLASH_ROOT}/etc/system
IN_CONF=${FLASH_ROOT}/kernel/drv/md.conf
IN_CF=${FLASH_ROOT}/etc/lvm/mddb.cf

TMP_SYS=/var/tmp/system.1
TMP_CONF=/var/tmp/md.conf.1
TMP_CF=/var/tmp/mddb.cf.1

# Directory where original clone config is saved.
SAVE_DIR=${FLASH_DIR}/flash/svm

if [ "${FLASH_TYPE}" = "FULL" ]; then
    # Full flash install, remove master's SVM configuration from clone.

    # Remove any SVM root entry from /etc/system file.
    nawk '
    BEGIN {delroot=0}
    /^\* Begin MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {delroot=1}
    /^\* End MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {delroot=0; next}
    {if (delroot == 0) print $0}
    ' ${IN_SYS} > ${TMP_SYS}
    cp ${TMP_SYS} ${IN_SYS}

    # Check if we are on the mini-root.  If we are, we need to clean up the
    # mddb configuration since this implies we are doing a full flash onto
    # a fresh system.
    #
    # If we are not on the mini-root that must mean we are installing
    # the full flash via live-upgrade.  In that case we share the
    # SVM configuration with the currently running system so we
    # need to copy the md.conf file from the current root onto the
    # newly installed root.  Note that the flash archive might not have
    # been created from the currently running system.
    if [ -h /kernel/drv/md.conf ]; then
        # Remove SVM mddb entries from /kernel/drv/md.conf.
        nawk '
        BEGIN {delmddb=0}
        /^# Begin MDD database info \(do not edit\)$/ {delmddb=1}
        /^# End MDD database info \(do not edit\)$/ {delmddb=0; next}
        {if (delmddb == 0) print $0}
        ' ${IN_CONF} > ${TMP_CONF}
        cp ${TMP_CONF} ${IN_CONF}

        # Remove SVM mddb entries from /etc/lvm/mddb.cf.
        nawk '
        /^#/ {print $0}
        ' ${IN_CF} > ${TMP_CF}
        cp ${TMP_CF} ${IN_CF}

    else
        # copy SVM config from current root to new root
        cp /kernel/drv/md.conf ${IN_CONF}
        cp /etc/lvm/mddb.cf ${IN_CF}
    fi

    # We may need to enable the SVM services in SMF.  This could happen
    # if we used jumpstart or live-upgrade to create SVM volumes as
    # part of the flash install.
    #
    # It doesn't matter if we are doing a flash install via a jumpstart
    # on the mini-root or via a live-upgrade.  In both cases we check
    # the md.conf on the currently running root to see if SVM is
    # configured.  For the jumpstart case it will have setup the
    # volumes already so the mini-root md.conf has the mddb info.  For
    # the live-upgade case both roots will be sharing the same md.conf
    # and have the same view of the SVM configuration.
    #
    # Check if there are mddb entries in md.conf to determine if SVM is
    # configured.
    sed -e 's/#.*$//' /kernel/drv/md.conf | \
        egrep '^[    ]*mddb_bootlist' >/dev/null 2>&1
    MDDB_STATUS=$?

    if [ $MDDB_STATUS -eq 0 ]; then
        echo "/usr/sbin/svcadm enable system/metainit:default" >> \
            ${FLASH_ROOT}/var/svc/profile/upgrade

        echo "/usr/sbin/svcadm enable system/mdmonitor:default" >> \
            ${FLASH_ROOT}/var/svc/profile/upgrade

        echo "/usr/sbin/svcadm enable network/rpc/meta:default" >> \
            ${FLASH_ROOT}/var/svc/profile/upgrade
    fi

else
    # Differential flash install, restore clone SVM configuration.
    # The matrix of master/clone SVM config w/ diff. flash looks like:
    #
    # master    clone    clone after differential flash
    #
    # yes        yes     same as clone prior to diff. flash
    # yes        no      no
    # no         yes     same as clone prior to diff. flash
    # no         no      no
    #

    # restore saved config files
    cp ${SAVE_DIR}/md.conf ${FLASH_ROOT}/kernel/drv/md.conf
    cp ${SAVE_DIR}/devpath ${FLASH_ROOT}/etc/lvm/devpath
    cp ${SAVE_DIR}/md.cf ${FLASH_ROOT}/etc/lvm/md.cf
    cp ${SAVE_DIR}/md.ctlrmap ${FLASH_ROOT}/etc/lvm/md.ctlrmap
    cp ${SAVE_DIR}/md.tab ${FLASH_ROOT}/etc/lvm/md.tab
    cp ${SAVE_DIR}/mddb.cf ${FLASH_ROOT}/etc/lvm/mddb.cf
    cp ${SAVE_DIR}/runtime.cf ${FLASH_ROOT}/etc/lvm/runtime.cf

    # Now process the various permutations for the master and clone
    # /etc/system file SVM root entries.

    # First check if we need to do anything with /etc/system.
    if `cmp -s ${SAVE_DIR}/system ${IN_SYS} >/dev/null 2>&1`; then
        # There is no difference so leave it alone.
        exit 0;
    fi

    # Get any SVM root entry from master /etc/system file.
    MASTER_ROOT=`nawk '
    BEGIN {inroot=0}
    /^\* Begin MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {inroot=1; next}
    /^\* End MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {inroot=0}
    {if (inroot == 1) print $0}
    ' ${IN_SYS}`

    # Get any SVM root entry from clone /etc/system file.
    CLONE_ROOT=`nawk '
    BEGIN {inroot=0}
    /^\* Begin MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {inroot=1; next}
    /^\* End MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {inroot=0}
    {if (inroot == 1) print $0}
    ' ${SAVE_DIR}/system`

    # If there is an SVM root entry in the master /etc/system file.
    if [ "${MASTER_ROOT}" ]; then

        # If there is an SVM root entry in the clone /etc/system file.
        if [ "${CLONE_ROOT}" ]; then

        # Restore clone SVM root entry in /etc/system file.
        nawk -v clone_root="${CLONE_ROOT}" '
        BEGIN {newroot=0}
        /^\* Begin MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {
            newroot=1
            print $0
            print clone_root
        }
        /^\* End MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {newroot=0}
        {if (newroot == 0) print $0}
        ' ${IN_SYS} >${TMP_SYS}
        cp ${TMP_SYS} ${IN_SYS}

        else

        # There is no SVM root entry in the clone so remove the entry
        # from the /etc/system file.
        nawk '
        BEGIN {delroot=0}
        /^\* Begin MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {delroot=1}
        /^\* End MDD root info \(do not edit\)$/ {delroot=0; next }
        {if (delroot == 0) print $0}
        ' ${IN_SYS} >${TMP_SYS}
        cp ${TMP_SYS} ${IN_SYS}

        fi

    else
        # Master has no SVM root entry in the /etc/system file.
        if [ "${CLONE_ROOT}" ]; then
        # But clone does have one so we need to add it back in.

        echo "* Begin MDD root info (do not edit)" >> ${IN_SYS}
        echo "${CLONE_ROOT}" >> ${IN_SYS}
        echo "* End MDD root info (do not edit)" >> ${IN_SYS}
        fi

        # If neither master nor clone has SVM root entry then
        # we just leave the system file alone.
    fi
fi

exit 0