Andy Levy wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 08:53, Kees van Ginkel <kvginkel_at_xebic.com> wrote:
>> Hello,
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>> I have worked with tortoiseSVN for a while on multiple project. (enjoying it
>> by the way) It looks like the Saved Authentication data only remembers one
>> password per site. As all my projects are hosted on a svn hosting account I
>> would like to have separate saved authentication per project.
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>> Example : I use projects:
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>> https://wush.net/svn/kees/MyProjects/XAM
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>> and
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>> https://wush.net/svn/kees/MyProjects/SuperProject
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>> both have different credentials. TortoiseSVN only stores one credential at a
>> given time.
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>> It this correct or am I missing something? Are there workarounds ?
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> The credential caching is done by the SVN libraries, not TSVN.
> Credentials are cached per-server, not per-URL. You'd have to lobby
> for a change in the core libraries.
Only partly true ;)
credentials are cached by server and the authentication realm (i.e., the
string the server sends when asking for authentication, you can see that
string in the auth dialog of TSVN at the top).
You can configure apache to send a different auth realm string for every
repository (for example, make it include the repository name).
Stefan
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Received on 2008-10-08 15:02:37 CEST