Re: username option ignored

Hello,

Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:

I'm sorry about the lack of information.

> You haven't told us enough. Are you working over file:///? http://?
> svn://? svn+ssh://?

I'm using svn+ssh

> How is the webmaster modifying files? Are you saying that the live
> website is a shared working copy? That different people change files
> in the one working copy, and then want to commit the changes as
> themselves?

We have many servers and for us the SVN server is a bit like a backup
server. So every webmaster can log into a computer and modify any file
(manually, vi like) and the commit the changes to the SVN server.

But for us is a requirement to know who modified what and when. Using
svn+ssh:// I cannot change the user with the argument --username but it
seems to work fine, though, with https

Using https:

    svn --username srua update
    Password for 'srua':

Same for svn+ssh://

    svn --username srua update
    Password:

but here, it's always assuming that username is the username who
checkout the repository on the first time.

-- 
Sergio Rua
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