Re: Daily use guide - authentication section

Julian Ransom wrote:
> This is a really, really minor point about the documentation. In the Daily
> Use Guide section, under Authentication, you have:
>
> "If the repository that you are trying to access is password protected, an
> authentication Dialog will show up.
>
> Enter your username and password. The checkbox will make TortoiseSVN store
> the credentials in Subversion's default directory: $APPDATA\Subversion\auth.
> One file for each server that you access. If you want to make Subversion and
> TortoiseSVN forget your credentials, you have to delete the corresponding
> file(s). "
>
> Under the auth directory, there are in fact three folders (svn.simple,
> svn.ssl.server, svn.username), and the corresponding file(s) seem to be
> stored somewhere in one of those folders (on mine, the file was in the
> svn.simple folder).

what types of access are these 3 folders used for?

Does the 'Clear auth cache' button in settings simply clear these 3
folders completely? It seems we are missing a link between these 2 topics.

A nicer feature would be to display all these cached credentials (show
repo URL and auth type) in a checklist so you could select them
individually for clearing.

Simon

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