Re: [Subclipse-users] Force request for username and password

Daniele <piras@tiscali.com> wrote on 04/27/2006 10:44:55 AM:

> Mark Phippard wrote:
> > [cut]
> >
> > You have a cached username and password somewhere that you need to
remove.
> >
> > I believe I have already emailed you where the info was stored, but if

> > not, then here is a post that describes it:
> >
> [cut]
>
> I'm using JavaSVN, I have found .keyring file under eclipse installation

> but, when I restart eclipse the file is automatically re-created without

> asking for username or password.
> The problem in my humble opinion is that because my svn server support
> anonymous connections when I try to access to this resource an
> automatically login happens and the .keyring file is created.
> I need a way to force the plugin to ask me for a username/password. Is
> there any solution?

The file being recreated is normal. You would not be challenged until you
try to do something. Also, if a repository allows anonymous access it
just doesn't challenge you. The repository can never send you
credentials, so nothing would ever be cached.

Are you sure there is not an alternate URL you are supposed to use if you
update the repository. For example, Subversion has an anonymous-only
repository at:

http://svn.collab/net/repos/svn

You cannot commit to this URL even if you are a committer and provide a
username and password on the command line. If you want to commit, you
have to use this URL:

https://svn.collab/net/repos/svn

Mark

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