Perforce CLI hangs indefinitely?

The error message that is displayed when called from emacs points in the right direction, p4 can't find your perforce server (the default is perforce that's where the perforce: host unknown comes from Make sure to either specify p for your call to p4 or set the environment variable P4PORT Beware, despite the name, P4PORT includes the hostname of the perforce server p4 -p serverhost:1666 I'm not sure why p4 would hang indefinitely on the CLI and return after some time when called from emacs.

The error message that is displayed when called from emacs points in the right direction, p4 can't find your perforce server (the default is perforce, that's where the perforce: host unknown comes from. Make sure to either specify -p for your call to p4 or set the environment variable P4PORT. Beware, despite the name, P4PORT includes the hostname of the perforce server.

P4 -p serverhost:1666 I'm not sure why p4 would hang indefinitely on the CLI and return after some time when called from emacs.

The actual problem was that . Perforce needs to be in your home directory and I was pointing to 5550 instead of 1666 – Drew Nov 13 '10 at 20:09.

The error message that is displayed when called from emacs points in the right direction, p4 can't find your perforce server (the default is perforce that's where the perforce: host unknown comes from.

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