- #
- # P4 Properties
- #
- # Full path to the P4 executable
- #
- p4.executable=D:\\Program Files\\Perforce\\P4.EXE
- # P4PORT to connect to.
- #
- p4.port=public.perforce.com:1666
- # P4USER to run as.
- #
- p4.user=david_markley
- # P4CLIENT to use.
- #
- p4.client=dmarkley-test
- # P4PASSWD to use for the P4USER, if one has been set.
- #
- p4.password=mylittlesecret
- # Logfile to use, if uncommented.
- #p4.logfile=D:\\p4.log
- # Log level to use, if uncommented.
- #p4.log_level=split
- # SystemRoot and SystemDrive for a Windows machine. These are needed in order
- # for the package to resolve hostnames. Why? I have no idea. Send questions to
- # Bill.Gates@microsoft.com
- #
- p4.sysroot=D:\\WINNT
- p4.sysdrive=D:
- # If uncommented, this will set the server timeout threshold (in milliseconds).
- #p4.threshold=30000
# | Change | User | Description | Committed | |
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#1 | 5093 | Hari Krishna Dara |
Populating perforce branch. I will be adding p4admin files to it. |
20 years ago | |
//public/perforce/api/java/p4package/examples/p4.properties | |||||
#1 | 1149 | David Markley | Added more documentation, a few examples, a cleanUp method, and a server timeout threshold.... « | 23 years ago | |
//guest/david_markley/p4package/examples/p4.properties | |||||
#1 | 1148 | David Markley | Added a few examples and a server connection timeout threshold. | 23 years ago |