p4 protects
Synopsis
Display protections in place for a given user, group, or path.
Syntax
p4 [g-opts] protects
[-a | -u user
| -g group]
[-h host] [-m]
[file …]
Description
Use the p4 protects command to display the lines from the protections table that apply to a user, group, or set of files.
With no options, p4 protects displays the lines in the
protections table that apply to the current user. If a
file argument is provided, only those lines in
the protection table that apply to the named files are displayed.
Use the -a option to display lines for all users, or
-u , user-g
, or group-h
options to display lines for a
specific user, group, or host IP address.
host
Use the -m option to display a one-word summary of the
maximum applicable access level.
Options
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Displays protection lines for all users. This option requires
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Displays protection lines that apply to the named group. This
option requires |
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Displays protection lines that apply to the specified host IP
address. This option requires |
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Display a one-word summary of the maximum applicable access level. (Note: this does not take into account exclusionary mappings or the specified file path into account.) |
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Displays protection lines that apply to the named user. This
option requires |
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See “Global Options”. |
Usage Notes
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Can File Arguments Use Revision Specifier? |
Can File Arguments Use Revision Range? |
Minimal Access Level Required |
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No |
No |
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If the
dm.protects.allow.adminconfigurable is set to 1, Perforce administrators, in addition to Perforce superusers, can also use p4 protects -a,-g, and-u.