Thanks, will try. In the meantime I added another DNS entry that points
to my repository host. Looks like Eclipse uses the name, not the
resolved IP address, to index the user/pwd info, so this worked as well.
Mark Phippard wrote:
> RWShore <bob@chimneystones.us> wrote on 08/25/2006 09:53:14 AM:
>
>
>> What I find is that, no matter what I do, all svn access to the server
>> run under the first userid that I give Eclipse. Additional repository
>> definitions, regardless of which user does the definitions and
>> regardless of which workspace is being used, always use the first userid
>>
>
>
>> defined.
>>
>> Is there any way to do what I want? That is, have a single host with
>> multiple repositories and multiple user groups, with access protection
>> across the repositories?
>>
>
> Change the shortcut that the users use to start Eclipse so that it
> specifies the -configuration command like option. This will allow you to
> direct Eclipse to store all configuration data in a folder in the users
> HOME location. Right now, they are probably sharing this location and
> therefore certain bits of information, such as the JavaSVN identity cache,
> is being shared.
>
> See this documentation for a complete list of command line options:
>
> http://help.eclipse.org/help32/topic/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/reference/misc/runtime-options.html
>
> You might also need to specify the -keyring option, but I think it lives
> in the configuration folder by default.
>
> Mark
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