reown.pl #1

#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# <reown.pl>
#
# Description:
# 
# This script will process two usernames. It will change the owner of changelists,
# labels and workspaces from one user to the other. You should create the new user
# by hand and make sure they are in the same access groups as the old one
#
# Copyright 2009 Lucasfilm Entertainment Company Ltd.

##############################################
#
# Start editing variables here!
#

# commandline tools and paths.
my $p4_bin = "/usr/bin/p4";  # path to p4 executable
my $p4_port = "perforce:1666";  # p4 port for P4Auth server
my $p4_user = "[CHANGE_THIS]";  # admin user that will add/manage users and groups
my $p4 = "$p4_bin -p $p4_port -u $p4_user";  # use login ticket for P4PASSWD
my $p4_job_username_field = "user";  # field in job that holds username
my $old_name = "[CHANGE_THIS]";  # old username
my $new_name = "[CHANGE_THIS]";  # new username

#
# Stop editing variables here!
#
##############################################

#
# let's start with the clients
#
##############################################

@client_listing = `$p4 clients -u $old_name`;

# check if there are any clients in the list
if ($#client_listing lt 0 ) {
	print "Looks like this user has no clients, skipping ...\n"
}
else {
	# strip out the gunk then do some magic
	foreach (@client_listing) {
		$_ =~ s/(.*? )(.*?)( .*)/$2/;  # isolate the client name
		
		# dump out the client spec
		@current_client_spec = `$p4 client -o $_` or die "Can't dump client spec\n";
		
		# we need to change the name in the spec
		foreach (@current_client_spec) {
			$_ =~ s/(^Owner: *)(.*)$/$1\t$new_name/;
		}  # end foreach
		
		# p4 expects clientspec definition input to be coming from a local file, so let's create that
		open (TEMPFILE, ">client.tmp") or die ("Problem with opening $input: $!");
		print TEMPFILE @current_client_spec;
		close (TEMPFILE);
		
		# update the clientspec with the new owner
		@client_edit_results = `$p4 client -f -i \< client.tmp` or die "Can't update client.\n";
		
		print @client_edit_results;
	}  # end foreach
}  # end else

#
# now let's do the labels
#
##############################################

@labels_listing = `$p4 labels -u $old_name`;

# check if there are any labels in the list
if ($#labels_listing lt 0 ) {
	print "Looks like this user has no labels, skipping ...\n"
}
else {
	# strip out the gunk then do some magic
	foreach (@labels_listing) {
		$_ =~ s/(.*? )(.*?)( .*)/$2/;  # isolate the label name
		
		# dump out the label spec
		@current_label_spec = `$p4 label -o $_` or die "Can't dump label spec\n";
		
		# we need to change the name in the spec
		foreach (@current_label_spec) {
			$_ =~ s/(^Owner: *)(.*)$/$1\t$new_name/;
		}  # end foreach
		
		# p4 expects label definition input to be coming from a local file, so let's create that
		open (TEMPFILE, ">label.tmp") or die ("Problem with opening $input: $!");
		print TEMPFILE @current_label_spec;
		close (TEMPFILE);
		
		# update the labelspec with the new owner
		@label_edit_results = `$p4 label -f -i \< label.tmp` or die "Can't update label.\n";
		
		print @label_edit_results;
	}  # end foreach
}  # end else

#
# almost forgot the branch specs!
#
##############################################

@branches_listing = `$p4 branches -u $old_name`;

# check if there are any branches in the list
if ($#branches_listing lt 0 ) {
	print "Looks like this user has no branches, skipping ...\n"
}
else {
	# strip out the gunk then do some magic
	foreach (@branches_listing) {
		$_ =~ s/(.*? )(.*?)( .*)/$2/;  # isolate the branch name
		
		# dump out the label spec
		@current_branch_spec = `$p4 branch -o $_` or die "Can't dump branch spec\n";
		
		# we need to change the name in the spec
		foreach (@current_branch_spec) {
			$_ =~ s/(^Owner: *)(.*)$/$1\t$new_name/;
		}  # end foreach
		
		# p4 expects branch definition input to be coming from a local file, so let's create that
		open (TEMPFILE, ">branch.tmp") or die ("Problem with opening $input: $!");
		print TEMPFILE @current_branch_spec;
		close (TEMPFILE);
		
		# update the branchspec with the new owner
		@branch_edit_results = `$p4 branch -f -i \< branch.tmp` or die "Can't update branch.\n";
		
		print @branch_edit_results;
	}  # end foreach
}  # end else

#
# here go the jobs ...
#
##############################################

@jobs_listing = `$p4 jobs -e $p4_job_username_field=$old_name`;

# check if there are any jobs in the list
if ($#jobs_listing lt 0 ) {
	print "Looks like this user has no jobs, skipping ...\n"
}
else {
	# strip out the gunk then do some magic
	foreach (@jobs_listing) {
		$_ =~ s/(.*? )(.*?)( .*)/$1/;  # isolate the job name

		# dump out the job spec
		@current_job_spec = `$p4 job -o $_` or die "Can't dump job spec\n";
		
		# we need to change the name in the spec
		foreach (@current_job_spec) {
			$_ =~ s/(^$p4_job_username_field: *)(.*)$/$1\t$new_name/;
		}  # end foreach
		
		# p4 expects job definition input to be coming from a local file, so let's create that
		open (TEMPFILE, ">job.tmp") or die ("Problem with opening $input: $!");
		print TEMPFILE @current_job_spec;
		close (TEMPFILE);
		
		# update the branchspec with the new owner
		@job_edit_results = `$p4 job -f -i \< job.tmp` or die "Can't update job.\n";
		
		print @job_edit_results;
	}  # end foreach
}  # end else

#
# finally, how about changelists?
#
##############################################

@changes_listing = `$p4 changes -u $old_name`;

# check if there are any changes in the list
if ($#changes_listing lt 0 ) {
	print "Looks like this user has no changes, skipping ...\n"
}
else {
	# strip out the gunk then do some magic
	foreach (@changes_listing) {
		$_ =~ s/(.*? )(.*?)( .*)/$2/;  # isolate the branch name

		# dump out the change spec
		@current_change_spec = `$p4 change -o $_` or die "Can't dump change spec\n";

		# we need to change the name in the spec
		foreach (@current_change_spec) {
			$_ =~ s/(^User: *)(.*)$/$1\t$new_name/;
		}  # end foreach
		
		# p4 expects change definition input to be coming from a local file, so let's create that
		open (TEMPFILE, ">change.tmp") or die ("Problem with opening $input: $!");
		print TEMPFILE @current_change_spec;
		close (TEMPFILE);
		
		# update the branchspec with the new owner
		@change_edit_results = `$p4 change -f -i \< change.tmp` or die "Can't update change.\n";
		
		print @change_edit_results;
	}  # end foreach
}  # end else