[p4] Multiple clients - single user

[Dave Lewis]

if you just want read-only, one of the web clients, like P4DB can give
read access to any number of people. I hadn't thought about the
licensing implications, but I suspect that perforce doesn't care about
read-only access.

dave


On 6/19/07, Brough, Nicolas (Contractor) <BroughN2 at bp.com> wrote:
> >I doubt a 4-person shop would encounter this situation, but I can't
> imagine
> >what a SOX or ISO compliance audit would think about using a single
> shared
> >account for all changes made to the system.
>
> Our SOX people really didn't like the idea, until I pointed out that our
> shared user was read-only.
>
> Also, our teams rely on knowing exactly who broke it, because the person
> who broke it is generally the best person to fix it (or at least explain
> why they broke it)
>
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