On Feb 8, 2008 10:09 AM, Jonathan Ashley <jonathan.ashley_at_praxis-his.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Can anyone please suggest a solution to a very odd problem I have?
>
> My setup uses an Apache server running Apache 2.2.4 / SVN 1.4.3 with
> SSPI authentication. Access via https.
>
> I normally use the Tortoise client, which works great. I'm sure that the
> command line client used to work great, but now it doesn't. The problem
> is that whenever I use the command line client to make a commit, the
> svn:author property of the revision becomes set to 'administrator'
> instead of my login name.
This can happen if you have explicitly mapped drives or printers or
some other resource on the server machine with those credentials (ie,
you accessed a folder or printer or something and told Windows to
'save' those credentials so it can magically reconnect anytime you
access that resource). If you have already established an
authenticated connection to that machine, then SSPI automtaically uses
those credentials.
Get rid of mapped drives, printers, etc. on that server and try again.
The 'net use' command may be helpful in identifying and deleting
those kinds of connections.
DJ
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Received on 2008-02-08 19:01:49 CET