Migrating an Integrity HP-UX 11iv3 Instance to New Hardware

Figure 2/var/opt/ignite/scripts/run_iux_postloads

Figure 3 var/opt/ignite/scripts/restore_iux_postloads

#!/bin/sh

IPD_DIR=/var/adm/sw/products

IUX_SCRIPT_NAME=iux_postload

find ${IPD_DIR} -name ${IUX_SCRIPT_NAME}.save |

while read saved_path

script_path=`echo ${saved_path} | \

sed -e 's/iux_postload.save/iux_postload/'`

if [[ -e ${script_path} ]]

then

# The iux_postload exists. It may be the one we created,

# or it may have been delivered by a new revision of the product.

# Only in the first case should we restore it to the version

# we saved, so look for identifying comment.

grep -q "To be removed after migration" ${script_path}

if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]

then

echo " Restoring ${script_path} .... "

/usr/bin/mv ${saved_path} ${script_path}

#else Didn't find identifying string.

# Subsequent release must have delivered new iux_postload.

# Don't touch.

#else Didn't find the script at all.

# Subsequent release must have removed it. Don't do anything.

# Remove saved_path, which may or may not exist.

/usr/bin/rm -f ${saved_path}

done

exit 0

#!/bin/sh

IPD_DIR=/var/adm/sw/products

IUX_SCRIPT_NAME=iux_postload

/usr/bin/find ${IPD_DIR} -name ${IUX_SCRIPT_NAME} |

while read script_path

echo " Running ${script_path} .... "

${script_path}

# Need to leave a harmless script named iux_postload

# for IUX to run later.

/usr/bin/mv ${script_path} ${script_path}.save

echo "/sbin/true" > ${script_path}

echo "# To be removed after migration" >> ${script_path}

/usr/bin/chmod 744 ${script_path}

done

exit 0