[p4] What happen when P4D is stopped
Robert Cowham
robert at vaccaperna.co.uk
Mon Mar 26 02:34:17 PST 2007
>
> You should only have a single p4d for a particular Perforce root!
> "p4d" will spawn other 'p4d' daemons as necessary, but these
> are all child tasks of the first, and that first p4d has
> control of the database. Multiple 'p4d' tasks you spawn
> yourself can corrupt the database. I am not even sure
> Perforce allows this because I've never even tried it.
Interestingly I have seen occasions where more than one p4d use the same
root, so it isn't a total no-no.
Anyone doing this on their live server?
One trick is for example to have a separate (dummy) database with a single
table, e.g. db.monitor, linked to the "live" copy.
Robert
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