G Barthelemy wrote:
>>> I get a "password invalid" error when
running
>>> $p4->RunLogin($user_to_impersonate) even if
a superuser has been
>>> specified with SetUser, so no ticket gets
generated.
>>>       
>> Have you got a valid ticket for the super-user? You
have to prove you are the
>> super-user before you can run 'p4 login
<otheruser>'. Can you run other
>> commands as that super-user?
>>     
>
> Sorry for the silence, but I have been sidetracked. To
reply to your
> question, yes I believe I had a valid ticket for
superuser and could
> execute commands as that superuser. However, I am
failing to display
> the ticket expiry time. So I seem to have 2 issues
with
> P4PERL/LINUX26I386/2007.3/151416 (2007.3 API)
(2008/04/09).
>
> 1- I can't seem to output a users ticket expiry time:
> $p4->RunLogin("-s") is mute, so I have to
resort to other means to
> determine if the current user (for instance the
superuser) has a valid
> ticket. In the example below, I run "p4
depots" as the superuser is
> the only one with access to one of the depots.
> 2- RunLogin($user) doesn't seem to honor even though
the current user
> is superuser. I get Password Invalid.
>
> Unless I am doing something wrong of course, so here's
the script I
> used as a test (p4adm is superuser):
> In the mean time, I solved my problem by not using the
API.
> Guillaume
>
>   
I think the best thing is if you can send me, the output of
the script 
with some debugging enabled. Let's try first with

    $p4->SetDebugLevel( 2 );

Put that in before the call to Connect(), and let's see what
it produces.

Thanks,

Tony
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