RE: [Subclipse-users] New to Subclipse
From: MATHUS Baptiste <mathus.b_at_mipih.fr>
Date: 2007-06-26 19:24:37 CEST
Hi,
You should read some svn related documentation. You would learn some interesting things not specifically related to subclipse, but directly to the "underlying" svn.
In a default svn repository setup, no authentication is even required to read the repository. Then if you want to commit, you should go into the YourRepoPath/conf directory to modify the passwd file (I don't use file:/// but svn:/// one btw, so it might be a bit different).
Then, for your first commit attempt, subclipse will just ask you for credentials.
If your question is : "how to configure the repo from subclipse", then I guess the answer is "no way". Note that this is a good thing... Modifying the server conf from the client side would be a little dubious imo (though I agree this principle could be seen a little diffently using a file:/// protocol...).
HTH.
-- Baptiste
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