Commits by everyone getting assigned the same userid?

Starting about 3 weeks ago, I noticed that whenever anyone makes a
commit into our subversion repository, the user name being stored with
their commit is not their user name, but instead, it is mine. I'm
running subversion through apache - Has anyone seen anything like this
before?

The only thing that I have even done lately is a slight change to the
post-commit script - I added a '&' to the end of the svnadmin dump
command that I was executing in the post commit script, because I was
running into another issue -

If I was doing a large commit of files, occasionally, for some reason
that I couldn't figure out, the post-commit script would hang - and not
return. This would get me into a mess, because the server has
officially completed the commit. But the client hasn't yet gotten a
response that the commit completed. Eventually, the person waiting for
the client gets annoyed, and hits cancel. But now they have a big mess,
because their changes were committed, but their local workspace thinks
that their changes were not committed.

Any ideas?

Could my change to make the post-commit script spawn the operation have
had any affect on the username being stored with the commit?

Thanks,

Dan

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Daniel Armbrust
Biomedical Informatics
Mayo Clinic Rochester
daniel.armbrust(at)mayo.edu
http://informatics.mayo.edu/
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