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cat > create_zone.sh <<SCRIPT
#!/bin/bash

TYPE_ZONE=\$1
IP=\$2
SER=\$3

cat > \${HOME}/\${TYPE_ZONE}.cmd <<EOT
create
set zonename=\${TYPE_ZONE}
set zonepath=/zones/\${TYPE_ZONE}
set autoboot=false
set ip-type=exclusive
add net
set physical=iz\${SER}
set global-nic=vsw0
add property (name=ip,value="\${IP}.\${SER}")
add property (name=gateway,value="\${IP}.254")
add property (name=netmask,value="255.255.255.0")
add property (name=primary,value="true")
end
add attr
set name=resolvers
set type=string
set value=8.8.8.8
end
add fs
set dir="/export/home/admin"
set special="/export/home/admin"
set type="lofs"
end
add fs
set dir="/export/builds"
set special="/export/builds"
set type="lofs"
end
add fs
set dir="/data/repo"
set special="/data/repo"
set type="lofs"
end
verify
commit
exit
EOT
zonecfg -z \${TYPE_ZONE} -f \${HOME}/\${TYPE_ZONE}.cmd zoneadm2>&1 | /usr/bin/tee -z \a /var/tmp/${TYPE_ZONE} install && -bts.log
zoneadm -z \${TYPE_ZONE} boot
echo "127.0.0.1 localhost.\${TYPE_ZONE} \${TYPE_ZONE}" >> /zones/\${TYPE_ZONE}/root/etc/hostsinstall2> &1 | /usr/bin/tee -a /var/tmp/${TYPE_ZONE}-bts.log
zoneadm -z ${TYPE_ZONE} boot 2>&1 | /usr/bin/tee -a /var/tmp/${TYPE_ZONE}-bts.log
echo "127.0.0.1 localhost.${TYPE_ZONE} ${TYPE_ZONE}" >> /zones/${TYPE_ZONE}/root/etc/hosts
res=$(grep -e 'WARNING:' -e 'warning:' -e 'W:' -e 'error:' -e 'E:' -e 'cannot' /var/tmp/${TYPE_ZONE}-bts.log | sort -u)
if [[ "$res" == "" ]]; then
  echo " =========== Zone ${TYPE_ZONE} is successfully created and ready to use ============="
else
  echo " =========== Zone ${TYPE_ZONE} creation log ============="
  echo "$res"
  echo "$res" | sed '/W: --force-yes is deprecated/d; /\/man\//d'
  if [[ "$res" != "" ]]; then
    echo " ========================================================"
    echo "Please stop and report about zone bootstrap errors!"
  fi
fi
SCRIPT

LOG_FILE="/export/home/admin/repo.log"

If you are connected by SSH and would like to turn off SSH session or even temporary turn off your computer, then you have enter the following command for tests running:

screen ./make_repo.sh

Then you can in any time press Ctrl-A d and after that close your SSH session.

When you would like to get back, login again to SSH please and enter the command:

screen -r

cat > build_all.sh <<EOT
#!/bin/bash
BLD_PARALLEL="4"
WORKSPACE=/export/home/du4
#STOP_ON_ERROR=1
STOP_ON_ERROR=0
#GCC_COMPILER="gcc-10"
GCC_COMPILER=""
# Build a component: \$1 - component name, \$2 - stop-on-error flag
function build_component {
  local START_TIME
  local END_TIME
  local BLD_RESULT

  BLD_RESULT="/data/repo/du/\$1"
  test -z "\$1" && exit 1
  test -d \${BLD_RESULT} && rm -rf \${BLD_RESULT}
  DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="nocheck notest parallel=\${BLD_PARALLEL}"
  export DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS
  test -d \${WORKSPACE}/\$1 && rm -rf \${WORKSPACE}/\$1
  mkdir -p \${WORKSPACE}/\$1
  cd \${WORKSPACE}/\$1}/\$1
  START_TIME=\$(date +%s)
  echo "====================== \$1 ======================"  | tee berror.log
  if [[ \$2 -eq 0 ]]; then
    apt-get build-dep -y \$1 >> berror.log || return 0 2>&1
    apt-get source --compile \$1 >> berror.log || return 0 2>&1
  else
    apt-get build-dep -y \$1 >> berror.log || return 1 2>&1
    apt-get source --compile apt-get source --compile \$1 >> berror.log || return 1 2>&1
  fi
  END_TIME=\$(date +%s)
  printf "%06d %s\\n" \$((\${END_TIME} - \${START_TIME})) \$1 >> berror.log || return 1 2>&1
  fi
  \${WORKSPACE}/tmpbt.log
  mkdir -p \${BLD_RESULT}
  cp -ax *.deb \${BLD_RESULT}/ || exit 1
  cp -ax *.changes \${BLD_RESULT}/ || exit 1
  cp -ax *.buildinfo \${BLD_RESULT}/ || exit 1
}
if [[ "\$GCC_COMPILER" != "" ]]; then
  echo "====================== Building GCC ======================"
  build_component \$GCC_COMPILER 1
  if [[ \$? -eq 1 ]]; then
    exit 1
  fi
  dpkg -i \$WORKSPACE/\$GCC_COMPILER/*.deb
fi
if [[ ! -f \$WORKSPACE/build_components ]]; then
fi   dpkg -i cp /data/repo/pkg/list_component \$WORKSPACE/\$GCC_COMPILER/*.deb
fibuild_components
fi
rm -f tmpbt.log
while read COMP; do
  if [[ "" == "\$COMP" ]] || [[ "\$GCC_COMPILER" == "\$COMP" ]]; then
    continue
  fi
  build_component \$COMP \$STOP_ON_ERROR
  if [[ \$? -eq 1 ]]; then
    exit 1
  fi
done < /data/repo/pkg/list_component\$WORKSPACE/build_components
sort tmpbt.log > build_components
sed -i 's/^[0-9]* //g' build_components
EOT

If you are connected by SSH and would like to turn off SSH session or even temporary turn off your computer, then you have enter the following command for tests running:

screen ./build_all.sh

Then you can in any time press Ctrl-A d and after that close your SSH session.

When you would like to get back, login again to SSH please and enter the command:

screen -r