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Re: Bug Report - user names are case sensitive

From: Sven Probst <sven.probst_at_ilt.fraunhofer.de>
Date: 2006-05-24 14:53:11 CEST

Using Windows XP I had to notice, that the windows user name differs if
I log in with or without network connection. Even if I entered my name
in lower case letters, it was uppercase, if the network/ domain was not
available. Therefore entering the name in the same spelling does not
alway help. As described somewhere in the Subversion documentation you
should enter the usernames in the svnserve files in all possible spellings.

Andy Levy schrieb:
> On 5/24/06, Michal Rorat <Michal.Rorat@trw.com> wrote:
>> So if Im commiting from Windows Explorer and Visual Studio,
>> TortoiseSVN is "thinking" that those commits was done by two
>> different persons.
>
> This is not a TSVN bug but rather "just how Subversion works."
> Subversion itself is case-sensitive for usernames, file/directory
> names, and some other things. If you log into Windows with the same
> case on your username consistently, it shouldn't be an issue. Or you
> can try lobbying the SVN devs to make usernames case-insensitive, but
> I doubt it'll happen anytime soon.

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