Starting the replica
To name your server Replica1, set P4NAME or
specify the -In option and start the replica as follows:
$ p4d -r /p4/replica -In Replica1 -p replica:22222 -d
To avoid configuration problems, the value of serverID should always match the value of P4NAME if both are set. We
recommend setting serverID, but support P4NAME
for backward compatibility.
When the replica starts, all of the master server’s configuration
information is read from the replica’s copy of the db.config
table (which you copied earlier). The replica then spawns three
p4 pull threads: one to poll the master server for
metadata, and two to poll the master server for versioned files.
The p4 info command displays information about
replicas and service fields for untagged output as well as tagged
output.
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