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Since cp won't copy a directory over a symlink, any updates that were supposed to go into e.g. /lib would get dropped if you had /updates/lib as an actual directory, but the target system had /lib->/usr/lib.master


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#!/bin/sh |
#!/bin/sh |
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if [ -b /dev/mapper/live-rw ]; then |
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if [ -d /updates ]; then |
. /tmp/root.info |
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echo "Applying updates to live image..." |
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if [ -b /dev/mapper/live-rw ] && [ -d /updates ]; then |
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info "Applying updates to live image..." |
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# avoid overwriting symlinks (e.g. /lib -> /usr/lib) with directories |
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( |
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cd /updates |
cd /updates |
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/bin/cp -a -t $NEWROOT . |
find . -depth -type d | while read dir; do |
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cd - |
[ -d "$NEWROOT/$dir" ] || mkdir -p "$NEWROOT/$dir" |
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fi |
done |
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find . -depth \! -type d | while read file; do |
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cp -a "$file" "$NEWROOT/$file" |
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done |
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) |
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fi |
fi |
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