Anonymous access to Perforce? - Kend...@scitechsoft.com - com.perforce.perforce-user

22 messages in com.perforce.perforce-userAnonymous access to Perforce?

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John...@non.net	23 Jun 1999 18:13
Kend...@scitechsoft.com	23 Jun 1999 18:51
Scot...@seaslug.org	23 Jun 1999 19:36
Kent...@watsen.net	23 Jun 1999 20:28
Kent...@watsen.net	23 Jun 1999 21:54
Scot...@seaslug.org	23 Jun 1999 22:08
Kend...@scitechsoft.com	23 Jun 1999 22:19
Kend...@scitechsoft.com	23 Jun 1999 22:19
John...@non.net	23 Jun 1999 23:05
Ross...@mecalc.co.za	24 Jun 1999 08:22
John...@non.net	24 Jun 1999 08:32
Davi...@ctxuk.citrix.com	25 Jun 1999 03:42
Jeff...@nextcard.com	29 Jun 1999 13:21
Russ...@symantec.com	29 Jun 1999 13:32
Russ...@symantec.com	29 Jun 1999 13:36
Kend...@scitechsoft.com	29 Jun 1999 14:08
Kend...@scitechsoft.com	29 Jun 1999 14:08
Jeff...@nextcard.com	29 Jun 1999 15:57
Kend...@scitechsoft.com	29 Jun 1999 16:15
Kend...@scitechsoft.com	29 Jun 1999 16:15
Ross...@mecalc.co.za	30 Jun 1999 01:38
Mike...@phone.net	30 Jun 1999 02:05

Subject:	Anonymous access to Perforce?
From:	Kend...@scitechsoft.com (Kend...@scitechsoft.com)
Date:	06/29/1999 02:08:52 PM
List:	com.perforce.perforce-user

"John D. Mitchell" <johnm-perforce at non.net> wrote:

If you're that worried about bandwidth due to the "lurkers", automate the bundling of the diffs and put those up on the web site.

Actually that brings up another question of mine. What sequence of commands should I use to get Perforce to create a context diff that can be applied to pre-existing files to let people sync up without Perforce access? Or the more common use for this would be to generate patches to be sent to other Open Source projects from files we have in Perforce, but whose developers are either using CVS or only accepting patches?

Regards,