[p4] Using p4 protect to create a "public" user

[paul goffin]

You do realise what you're trying to do is directly against
Perforce's license conditions, don't you?

> I'm trying to set it up so I can have a user named "public" read just one 
> particular part of the perforce tree.  I've got this mostly working, except 
> for three issues.

(One way round this may be to use the web client as a server.  Perforce
don't seem to mind this particular way of working round their license
conditions.)

Paul.