Here's a backup and restore script that we developed and used many many times,
however, for legal purposes I must say, "test and use at your own risk."
Scripts must be ran from the global zone.
ex. bakzone.sh <zonename> <backup directory>
ex. restzone.sh <backup file created by bakzone.sh>
Note 1. restore script must be ran while in the backup dir
Note 2. restore script assumes zones will be restored in /zones
Note 3. zones must be shutdown but mounted if using remote storage
----- bakzone.sh ---------------------------
#
# bakzone.sh
#
# backup zone
TIME=`date '+%b%d_%H%M'`
# backup speed, -1 fast, -9 small, "" default
BAKLVL="-5"
if [ -n "$1" -a -f /etc/zones/$1.xml -a -d "$2" ]
then
ZONE=$1
BAKDIR=$2
ZP=`zonecfg -z $1 info zonepath|awk '{print $2}'`
echo "Backing up $ZONE:$ZP"
date
find /etc/zones/$ZONE.xml $ZP -print |egrep -v '(/root/proc/|/root/tmp/)' |
cpio -ocC 262144 2>$BAKDIR/$1.$TIME.log | time gzip "$BAKLVL"
>$BAKDIR/$1.$TIME.cpio.gz
else
date
echo "Usage: bakzone.sh <zonename> <backup directory>"
fi
----- restzone.sh ---------------------------
#
# restzone.sh
#
if [ -n "$1" -a -f "$1" ]
then
BAKDIR=`pwd`
ZONE=`echo $1|cut -f1 -d\.`
echo "Restoring zone $ZONE ..."
date
cd /
time gzip -dc $BAKDIR/$1 | cpio -icdumC 262144
RES=$?
date
if [ "$RES" -eq 0 ]
then
ZDIR=/zones/$ZONE
if ! grep "^$ZONE:" /etc/zones/index >/dev/null
then
echo "$ZONE:installed:$ZDIR" >>/etc/zones/index
fi
fi
else
echo "Backup file $1 not found!"
fi
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