freebsd-ports/devel/p4/files/perforce.conf.in
Akinori MUSHA df5a274627 - Update to version 01.1
- Support the alpha platform (although it is still at version 99.1)
- Install p4ftpd
- Create a non-privileged user and run p4d as the user
- Dig directories and make the port plug-and-play
- Change the configuration file's name to perforce.conf
- Do not unconditionally remove perforce.conf on deinstall
- Make almost all parameters (including directory layouts and
  user/group names) configurable via make variables
- Make the startup script support "restart"
- Take over the maintainership

Approved by:	Samuel Tardieu <sam@inf.enst.fr> (ex. MAINTAINER)
2001-09-01 18:57:08 +00:00

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#
# Perforce FreeBSD configuration file
#
#
# $FreeBSD$
#
# Perforce ROOT
#
PERFORCE_ROOT="@PERFORCE_ROOT@"
#
# Perforce user (it is recommended to run p4d as a non-root user)
#
PERFORCE_USER="@PERFORCE_USER@"
#
# p4d port (default: 1666)
#
PERFORCE_PORT="@PERFORCE_PORT@"
#
# p4d options (see man p4d)
#
PERFORCE_OPTIONS="-d -p $PERFORCE_PORT -v server=1 -L @PERFORCE_LOGS@/p4d.log"
#
# Uncomment this line to have the server started automatically
#
#PERFORCE_START=yes
#
# p4ftpd options (see p4ftpd -h)
#
PERFORCE_FTPD_OPTIONS="-d -p $PERFORCE_PORT -v server=1 -L @PERFORCE_LOGS@/p4ftpd.log"
#
# Uncomment this line to have the server started automatically
#
#PERFORCE_FTPD_START=yes