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When used in the form p4 counter countername, the value of variable countername is returned. When p4 counter countername value is used, the value of variable countername is set to value, and if countername does not already exist, it is created.
The Perforce server uses three counters in the course of its regular operations: change, job, and journal. Superusers may use the -f flag to force changes to these counters. Changes to these counters are not without risk; see the Release Notes for examples of the types of situations in which manually resetting these counters might be appropriate.
You can enable or disable server process monitoring by setting the monitor counter to 1 or 0. You must stop and restart the Perforce server for this change to take effect. Once process monitoring is enabled, you can use p4 monitor to observe processes spawned by the Perforce server.
To configure password strength requirements or to require the use of the ticket-based authentication mechanism, set the security counter. See the System Administrator's Guide for details.
-d countername |
Delete variable countername from the Perforce server. |
-f [change|job|journal] |
Force a change to one of three internal counters used by Perforce. Most installations rarely, if ever, need to use this flag. |
-f monitor [ 1 | 0 ] |
Activate or deactivate server process monitoring. See p4 monitor for details. |
-f security [ 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 ] |
Set the server security level. See the System Administrator's Guide for details. |
See the Global Options section. |
p4 changes -m 1 -s submitted
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