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| -rwxr-xr-x | bin/os-patching-adhoc | 40 |
1 files changed, 32 insertions, 8 deletions
diff --git a/bin/os-patching-adhoc b/bin/os-patching-adhoc index ebe8318..0b496be 100755 --- a/bin/os-patching-adhoc +++ b/bin/os-patching-adhoc @@ -163,16 +163,36 @@ case "$ID_LIKE" in # Caution: # 1. Broken package dependenciers will not be solved # 2. Orphaned packages will be kept in-place - + + # global zypper options + ZGOPTS=( + '-q' + # this option also works with non-patching commands: + '--non-interactive-include-reboot-patches' + # --refresh is only an option to addrepo. Adding --no-refresh to + # a refresh action, however, will ignore that flag and toss a warning. + # Warnings are not nice, but we'll ignore that over here... + '--no-refresh' + ) + # update/upgrade zypper options + ZUOPTS=( + '-y' '--auto-agree-with-licenses' '--no-allow-downgrade' + '--allow-name-change' '--allow-arch-change' '--allow-vendor-change' + '--solver-focus' 'Update' + ) header 'Refreshing zypper "services"' mystart="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" - /usr/bin/zypper -q --non-interactive refresh-services && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 110 + # for now, refresh-services doesn't even display a warning regarding --no-refresh, + # but we'll keep it in case that changes. Dang, zypper is a mess at times. + /usr/bin/zypper "${ZGOPTS[@]}" refresh-services | grep -v -- '--no-refresh' + [ "${PIPESTATUS[0]}" -eq 0 ] && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 110 myend="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" footer "...done ($((myend - mystart)) seconds)." header 'Refreshing repository cache' mystart="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" - /usr/bin/zypper -q --non-interactive refresh && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 111 + /usr/bin/zypper "${ZGOPTS[@]}" refresh | grep -v -- '--no-refresh' + [ "${PIPESTATUS[0]}" -eq 0 ] && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 111 myend="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" footer "...done ($((myend - mystart)) seconds)." @@ -180,16 +200,20 @@ case "$ID_LIKE" in # installing them. If only the zypper guys were modern in thinking script or automation approaches... header 'Running update' mystart="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" - /usr/bin/zypper -q --no-refresh --non-interactive-include-reboot-patches \ - up -y --auto-agree-with-licenses --solver-focus 'Update' && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 112 + /usr/bin/zypper "${ZGOPTS[@]}" --no-refresh up "${ZUOPTS[@]}" && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 112 myend="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" footer "...done ($((myend - mystart)) seconds)." header 'Running dist-upgrade' mystart="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" - /usr/bin/zypper -q --no-refresh --non-interactive-include-reboot-patches \ - dup -y --allow-name-change --allow-arch-change --allow-vendor-change --no-allow-downgrade \ - --auto-agree-with-licenses --solver-focus 'Update' && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 113 + /usr/bin/zypper "${ZGOPTS[@]}" --no-refresh dup "${ZUOPTS[@]}" && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 113 + myend="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" + footer "...done ($((myend - mystart)) seconds)." + + header 'Running "purge-kernels"' + # yes, there is no general cleanup actions, there is only "-u" for "rm". But there _is_ purge-kernels. + mystart="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" + /usr/bin/zypper "${ZGOPTS[@]}" --no-refresh purge-kernels && printf 'OK.\n' || exit 114 myend="$(/usr/bin/date '+%s')" footer "...done ($((myend - mystart)) seconds)." |