Scan listener relocate
#!/bin/bash
# ... (other code)
# Function to run post_patch_relocate.sh script
run_post_patch_relocate() {
local OUTPUT_DIRECTORY="$1"
# Run post_patch_relocate.sh with default 'n' option
log_output "Post Patch Relocate" "sh post_patch_relocate.sh \"$OUTPUT_DIRECTORY\" <<EOF
n
EOF"
}
# ... (other code)
# Call the function with the OUTPUT_DIRECTORY variable
run_post_patch_relocate "$OUTPUT_DIRECTORY"
# ... (other code)
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#!/bin/bash
# Use the first argument as OUTPUT_DIRECTORY
OUTPUT_DIRECTORY="$1"
# Specify the file containing captured listener information
listener_info_file="$OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/listener_info.log"
# Specify the log file for relocation activities
relocate_log_file="$OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/relocation_output.log" # Change to desired name
# Check if the listener info file exists
if [ ! -f "$listener_info_file" ]; then
echo "Error: Missing listener info file. Please run pre_patch_listener_capture.sh first." > "$relocate_log_file"
exit 1
fi
# Choose whether to execute relocations or perform a dry run
read -p "Do you want to execute relocations now (y/n)? " execute_relocations
# Loop through captured listener information and generate relocation commands
while read -r listener_name node_name; do
# Replace with your actual logic for target node selection
target_node="$node_name"
# Example using current node (consider replacing)
# Execute relocation command with logging or dry run based on the choice
if [ "$execute_relocations" == "y" ]; then
srvctl relocate scan listener scannumber "$listener_name" -node "$target_node" >> "$relocate_log_file" 2>&1
else
# Dry run message
echo "Dry run relocation: srvctl relocate scan listener -scannumber \"$listener_name\" -node \"$target_node\"" >> "$relocate_log_file"
# Display completion message and log
echo "Processed $listener_name (target node: $target_node)." >> "$relocate_log_file"
fi
done < "$listener_info_file"
# Display final message and log
echo "Relocation process completed (dry run: $execute_relocations)." >> "$relocate_log_file"
# Display contents of the relocate_log_file
cat "$relocate_log_file"
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