Re: Bizarre authentication issue

>
> Have him delete his .subversion directory on the non-working machine.
> Next time he attempts to do something, it should ask him to log in and
> then relog in. We've seen similar things with slightly corrupted
> .subversion directories.
>

He's on a windows machine by the way. I had him delete C:\Documents and
Settings\user\Application Data\Subversion and C:\Documents and
Settings\user\Application Data\TortoiseSVN and it did ask him to relog in,
but we had the same issue. Maybe we don't know where the correct directory
is to delete?

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fREW Schmidt
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