Yes, that should work. For completeness I'd say
"^Server version:
.*\/.*\/\\(\\([0-9]+\\)\.[0-9]+\\)[^/]*\/.*(.*)$"
but they should both work. Hard to say without some sort of
spec
as to what actually should be there in a server version string.
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The version in question is:
Server version: P4D/LINUX26X86/2005.2.PATCH/100601 (2006/05/31)
As a quick hack I've changed the server version regexp to:
"^Server version:
.*\/.*\/\\(\\([0-9]+\\)\.[0-9]+\\).*\/.*(.*)$")
and it's right on my system at least.
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The contents of $(p4 info) and the variable p4-executable
would be useful here.
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Yes, that should work. For completeness I'd say
"^Server version:
.*\/.*\/\\(\\([0-9]+\\)\.[0-9]+\\)[^/]*\/.*(.*)$"
but they should both work. Hard to say without some sort of
spec
as to what actually should be there in a server version string.
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