Not sure what was happening. I looked in the /auth directory and sure enough, only
the correct ones were stored.
Please explain the following behavior:
1. Checkout trunk
2. Make changes.
3. Commit trunk
4. svn asks for password - incorrect. Press enter.
5. svn asks for user name - type in user name correctly.
6. svn asks for password - incorrect.
7. svn asks for user name - type in user name correctly.
8. svn asks for password - incorrect again.
9. svn fails. (I think it was 2x - could have been 3x - repeat till failure).
10. commit trunk again, svn reports 500 error, not username or password requested.
11. commit trunk again, svn reports 500 error, not username or password requested.
12. commit trunk again, svn reports 500 error, not username or password requested.
13. commit trunk w/ --username and --password parameters - success.
Confused. Any ideas??
Thanks.
Shamim Islam
BA BS
Ben Collins-Sussman (sussman@collab.net) wrote:
>
>"Files" <files@poetryunlimited.com> writes:
>
>> If I failed to authenticate, it saves the failed status.
>
>It better not! It should only save if you authenticated successfully.
>Show me a demo.
>
>> How do I undo that w/o having to type --username --password all the time??
>
>You can always remove an auth cache by manually deleting the
>appropriate file in ~/.subversion/auth/. Look through the files'
>contents and figure out which one to delete.
>
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