| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 432 intoFind depot files with the same name but different contents.
Given perforce paths as input arguments, Compare.pl finds all
depot filenames in the pa...ths and reports if files
with the same name have differing contents.
If the same filename occurs more than once, it is
"diffed" (via p4 diff2) against all other occurances
of that filename (that is all other occurances in
the input path spec, not the entire depot!).
If such a filename is not identical to others
with the same name, then the first line of the p4 diff2
report is output.
This is intended to be used as a plug-in tool with
the 2000.1 GUI - it should be passed the
parameter "%D" and it will then operate on any
selected files or directories in the client view pane. « | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 373 into Updated example trigger to cope with the Host: option
in client specs. | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 348 into Single quotes shouldn't have been there. | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 347 intoImproved building of the webkeeper module.
Unpack the apache source; put the libs
from the Perforce apr tarball into
src/Perforce; put the header...s from
the tarball into src/include.
Put the module sources from here into
src/modules/perforce.
Follow the readme's about Configuration.tmpl & Configure
then run "configure" from the apache root.
Then follow the readme about the Makefile.
Then make. « | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 346 intoRealised that I can filter the job view by the
"Type=Addendum" qualifier. Cuts down the required
work per call for both script and perforce se...rver. « | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 345 intoP4 Append - allows users to append comments to submitted
change descriptions.
...; Works by using "jobs" (required modified jobspec
included) to communicate the data to the system, then
a demon process (actually only tested on NT running
as a service) harvests the job data and using
"super" rights appends the text from the job
to the change and then deletes the job.
Only allows the original change author (and
members of a specific group) to append to
comments. « | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 312 intoScript to answer the question:
'What other files is this one related to'.
The idea was to be able to mine the depot for
files that have some branc...hing relationship with
a particular file and so locate candidates
which might need a common fix applied. « | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 310 into Added more usage notes. | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 309 intolockbranch trigger (and companion lockcachestale)
Triggers to allow ordinary (non-super) users to lock
branches of the depot against submissions wi...thout needing
access to `p4 protect`.
Users just add text files to a `well-known` place,
(say //depot/locks/*) these files contain lists
of depot paths that submissions should be
refused from.
I suggest each project leader is given permission
to set up a single file - say a file named
with their own name (or user name) and all
other users are prevented from changing files
in the //depot/locks area - that way you should
avoid unintentional denial-of-service events!
Obviously using these locks is slower than
the "protect" system, but it is useful when the
admin is too busy to add the lock. « | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 298 intoNow manages spaces in file/path names.
And includes change type (add/edit/delete, etc.) - just as the
original version did.
And does not provid...e a URL for deleted files - as they don't
have one! « | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 297 into Modified python review script to display URLs instead of depot
filenames in the change mail.
Converts perforce paths to MS-Outlook stype URLs. | |
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| 25 years agopaul_goffin committed change 234 intoExtended mod_webkeep.c to support multiple perforce servers via
introducing an index mechanism for the WebKeepAlias line.
This works as follows:
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suppose there are two perforce servers:
server1:1666 (serving depot-1) and
server2:1666 (serving depot-2),
Then set MAX_SERVERS to 2 (in mod_webkeep.c) and
set up the httpd.conf file as follows:
WebKeepPort 0 server1:1666
WebKeepPort 1 server2:1666
WebKeepAlias /depot-1 //depot-1
WebKeepAlias /depot-2 //depot-2
WebKeepUser <whatever>
WebKeepClient <whatever>
WebKeepIndex index.html
The order of the "WebKeepAlias" lines is used to
associate depot-1 with server 0 - i.e. server1:1666
and depot-2 with server 1 - i.e. server2:1666
This has been tested with Apache 1.3.6 and 1.3.9
on Redhat Linux 5.2 and 6.0
(I admit the implementation could be a lot
more elegant, but it works...) « | |
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| 26 years agopaul_goffin committed change 176 into Delete to go with the previous rename - didn't do them
together as my client isn't case sensitive and I wanted
to control exactly what happened! | |
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| 26 years agopaul_goffin committed change 175 into Correcting directory case.
(Don't mix UNIX development
and NT - at least not without planning it!!) | |
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| 26 years agopaul_goffin committed change 174 into Adopting Raymonds latest versions.
Fixes directory
listing problem. | |
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| 26 years agopaul_goffin committed change 170 into Forgot the module makefile - it's stardard except for Raymonds .cc.o rule to
get the C++ webkeeper2 source built. | |
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| 26 years agopaul_goffin committed change 169 intoAdded the Apache directory structure to raymond wiker's webkeeper
update. (So novices like me can find where to put the stuff!)
Inlcuded the m...ods to the Apache Configuration.tmpl and main
Makefile to actually make it build.
(The Makefile needs to use "CPP" instead of "CC" to do the final
link with the g++ libraries.) This isn't put in by "configure",
so you need to edit Makefile (or replace it with the one
in this submission if you're building just a standard apache with
webkeeper) after the configure process. (This Makefile includes
the change, so you can just "diff" it.)
Also had to change the include in mod_webkeeper2.cc to "" style
from <> style.
This version built (and running) on Redhat Linux 5.2 (x86). « | |
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