if you do not store auth information, it seems svn does question the user too often, the example
is from a class in folder1/folder2/.../folder10/MyClass.java, cygwin, svn 0.30:
$ svn diff -r50:51 MyClass.java
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Password for 'winuser':
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Username: svnuser
Password for 'svnuser': ****
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Password for 'winuser':
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Username: svnuser
Password for 'svnuser': ****
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Password for 'winuser':
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Username: svnuser
Password for 'svnuser': ****
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Password for 'winuser':
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Username: svnuser
Password for 'svnuser': ****
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Password for 'winuser':
Authentication realm: <https://www.myserver.com:443> realm user
Username: svnuser
Password for 'svnuser': ****
Index: MyClass.java
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Received on Wed Oct 8 19:13:20 2003