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#
# restore data with Galaxy
#
# Note:
# GxCmd checks for $# and calls the GxCmdLine script if there are any cmdline args.
# due to the way we call our scripts (with 'source'), the script name is present in $1
# So, in order to make GxCmd work correctly, we have to clear $*, but to be correct we
# restore $* at the end of this script, even though it probably really doesn't matter.
#
# Galaxy also seems to mess with STDERR, so that after this script nothing came to the logfile
# Putting the Galaxy restore in a subshell with () tries to cage Galaxy somewhat.
#
# Schlomo
#
# keep old args
(
SHORTHOST="$(uname -n)"
set --
cd /opt/galaxy/Base
#-------------- this is from a script generated by the Galaxy GUI ---------
GALAXY_ENVI="setup"
source ./GxCmd
unset GALAXY_ENVI
Log "Galaxy Settings:
GALAXY_COMMCELL=$GALAXY_COMMCELL
GALAXY_PORT=$GALAXY_PORT
GALAXY_LOGONID=$GALAXY_LOGONID
SHORTHOST=$SHORTHOST
GALAXY_INSTANCE=$GALAXY_INSTANCE
GALAXY_BACKUPSET=$GALAXY_BACKUPSET
"
./GxCmd -cmd restore -commcell $GALAXY_COMMCELL \
-port $GALAXY_PORT -logonid "\"$GALAXY_LOGONID\"" \
-cl "\"$SHORTHOST\"" -aId 29 \
-inst "\"$GALAXY_INSTANCE\"" -bs "\"$GALAXY_BACKUPSET\"" \
-srcPath '"/"' -ft 0 -tt 0 -jobStat 0 -bkpLevel 0 \
-agedData 0 -opt 4224 -dCl "\"$SHORTHOST\"" \
-dPath "\"$TARGET_FS_ROOT\"" -mFile '""' -rstUnMap 0 \
-cpPreVal 0 -dPathLevels 1 -if 0 -strmCount -1 \
-devNode 0 -devAsReg 0 -mode sync -ss 0
#-------------- till here
GALAXY_RETURNCODE=$?
GALAXY_ERRORS=(
[1]="Handle Failed to submit Job to CommServ"
[9]="Handle Job Completed Successfully"
[10]="Handle Job Failed"
[11]="Handle Job Killed"
[12]="Handle Job Completed Partially Successfully"
[255]="General unknown impossible to understand error (AKA I've got no clue at all !)"
)
if test $GALAXY_RETURNCODE -ne 9 ; then
Error "The restore did not complete successfully. The error was
$GALAXY_RETURNCODE ${GALAXY_ERRORS[GALAXY_RETURNCODE]}
Probably some or all of your data is missing now.
"
fi
)
StopIfError "Galaxy aborted"
# create missing directories
pushd $TARGET_FS_ROOT >/dev/null
mkdir -p opt/galaxy/Base/Temp opt/galaxy/Updates opt/galaxy/iDataAgent/jobResults
popd >/dev/null