P4POPTIONS

Perforce 2006.1 Command Reference


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P4POPTIONS

Description

Set Perforce Proxy options for a Windows service.

Usage Notes

Used by
Client?
Used by
Server?
Command-Line Alternative
Can be set in P4CONFIG file?

No

Yes

`p4p %P4POPTIONS%`

N/A

Used by Client?	Used by Server?	Command-Line Alternative	Can be set in P4CONFIG file?
No	Yes	`p4p %P4POPTIONS%`	N/A

Value if not Explicitly Set

Operating System
Value

All

Null

Operating System	Value
All	Null

Notes

For example, if you normally run the Proxy with the command

p4p -p 1999 -t mainserver:1666

you can set the P4POPTIONS variable for the Windows proxysvc to run with

p4 set -s proxysvc P4POPTIONS="-p 1999 -t mainserver:1666"

When you run P4P under proxysvc, the Perforce Proxy will listen to port 1999 and communicate with the Perforce Server at mainserver:1666.

Most installations do not need to use P4POPTIONS, because there are already environment variables associated with most p4p flags; in the example shown above, you can use P4PORT and P4TARGET. Use P4POPTIONS when you need to call p4p with flags for which there are no corresponding environment variables, and when you are doing so within the context of a Windows service.

For more information on setting up a Perforce Proxy, see the Perforce System Administrator's Guide.

Perforce 2006.1 Command Reference


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P4POPTIONS

Description

Usage Notes Used by Client? Used by Server? Command-Line Alternative Can be set in P4CONFIG file? No Yes p4p %P4POPTIONS% N/A

Value if not Explicitly Set Operating System Value All Null

Notes

Usage Notes

Used by
Client?
Used by
Server?
Command-Line Alternative
Can be set in P4CONFIG file?

No

Yes

`p4p %P4POPTIONS%`

N/A

Value if not Explicitly Set

Operating System
Value

All

Null