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Job:	SDP-732

Status:	open

Project:	perforce-software-sdp

Severity:	C

ReportedBy:	tom_tyler

ReportedDate:	2022/01/20 15:09:34

ModifiedBy:	tom_tyler

ModifiedDate:	2022/01/21 12:03:57

OwnedBy:	tom_tyler

Description:
	verify_sdp.sh ignores expired perpetual licenses.
	
	Exerpt from a log:
	License Checks.
	Checking existence of file /p4/14/root/license
	Perforce server error:
	   License file invalid.
	   License expired.
	Info: License is perpetual.
	
	No warning or error is displayed from the verify_sdp.sh script,
	even though p4d issues a server error.
	
	This is only encountered with an expired perpetual licenses (i.e.
	temp licenses).

Component:	core-unix

Type:	Bug