Re: [Bug]Different auths on different repos on same server

jonasscholz@web.de wrote:
> Hi,
> I have two repositorys on one server but with different
> authentifications.With TortoiseSVN 1.4.1 Build 8366 it saves the
> authentification based on domain and not at repository-base. That
> forces me to either not saving authentification or to set the
> authentification on both repositorys to the same.
> Second won't be a problem but is not a nice way.
> I hope this will be "fixed" in next version.

We can't 'fix' this, because it's not a bug.
Authentication is *not* stored based on domain but by using the
authentication realm (the string of the authentication realm is
converted into an md5 checksum, and that's used for the filename to
store and fetch the authentication data).

You should make sure that the repositories you make available via apache
have different realm strings (AuthName directive).

If however you've set up SSPI authentication, then this won't help. In
that case, neon (the WebDAV library Subversion uses) will always
authenticate with the windows logon credentials. If the authentication
succeeds, it will use those no matter what.

Stefan

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