In addition to what everyone else has already replied with, I do something like
this
if [ conditional ]; then
cat << EOF >> $zonecfg
add fs
set dir=/usr/local
set special=$dir/$zone/local
set type=lofs
end
EOF
fi
Since the variables get substituted within the script, you can make the zone
config very very specific according to what exists on the global, command line
arguments, phase of moon, whatever.
Then feed it to zonecfg with the -f flag.
Good luck.
--Kris
Today at 12:13, Patrick J. McEvoy <no-re...@opensolaris.org> wrote:
Folks,
I am trying to configure zones by running a series of
commands because I want to script setting up zones.
The man page for zonecfg only shows interactive examples,
and the PDF documentation suggests exporting a config,
then editing it, then using zonecfg -f. I don't want to
write expect scripts or edit files -- I just want to
run some commands to create and modify zones.
For the global scope, this works:
zonecfg -z zfoo set zonepath=/zonefs/zfoo
But for other scopes I can't find an invocation that works.
For example, if I would do this interactively:
zonecfg:zfoo> add net
zonecfg:zfoo:net> set physical=foonic0
zonecfg:zfoo:net> end
zonecfg:zfoo>
how would I do it non-interactively? I can't find any
invocation of zonecfg that lets me both specify scope
and set a property. This works, but is dorky:
printf "add net\nset physical=foonic0\nend\n" | zonecfg -z zfoo
So...is there any good general way to configure zones
by running a command or series of commands?
Thanks for any help,
swagman
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