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Re: Feature Request: clients shouldn't store auth-creds

From: Tobias Ringström <tobias_at_ringstrom.mine.nu>
Date: 2004-12-29 00:05:03 CET

Robert wrote:

> I enabled apache's digest auth and worked with some wc's on three
> machines until sudden where I realized that svn didn't ask me twice
> for a password. Then I searched around and find ~/subversion/config
> where the hint was given to change store-auth-creds and to remove already

...you're used to have to enter the password twice (and you're not using
svn+ssh://)...

> stored credentials inside each .svn directory. I didn't work that out
> so I finally committed outstanding changes of the wc's and deleted
> them to check them out again (with store-auth-creds=no).

...and you had to delete the WCs... Hmm... You're not using an ancient
version of Subversion, are you? The credentials used to be stored in the
working copies, but that was a very long time ago.

Anyway, that's a side track. Your point that Subversion should not cache
passwords by default is convincing, especially since we now have a knob
to control just that. I'll think about it some more and look into it.

/Tobias

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