On 1/25/07, Eberhard Iglhaut <iglhaut@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello Alexander,
>
> thank you for your answer.
> I deleted the auth folder, and it seems the passwords are gone (I was
> not able to identify the correct individual file to delete - subclipse
> still got connected). But now I have to accept the server certificate
> and provide user and password any time subclipse connects to the
> server.
>
> What I donīt understand that is that there is a checkbox in subclipse
> "save passwords". What is the effect of this? If subclipse is able to
> control if passwords are stored in JavaHL, why doesnīt it save them
> itself?
>
> It took me some time even to find the relevant information in the
> subclipse book. Is there any wiki to add this information?
>
> Besides of the password issue, is there any possibility to control
> with which several possible users subclipse connects without having
> to delete cached information?
The problem is that by deleting the auth folder, instead of the files in it,
you have now stumbled upon a Subversion bug in JavaHL, where it will not
recreate the proper structure. So now it is not able to cache these
values. If you have access to the SVN command line, just run a command and
it will create the structure. Then you should be back to normal.
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Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
Received on Thu Jan 25 19:30:41 2007