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Re: Authentication [message #22110 is a reply to message #22022] |
Tue, 24 June 2008 10:48 |
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Originally posted by: alexander.gurov.polarion.org
Hello Trip,
If you use native binaries, please note that authentication information
can be cached by these binaries in its own place ($HOME/.subversion).
Trip Gilman wrote:
> I've noticed some weirdness with the authentication mechanism. I'm using
> the svn+ssh protocol to connect as a committer to an eclipse project.
> Over the last few weeks my IP address has been getting locked out because
> of failed ssh authentication attempts. It appears that the subversive
> client is trying to use my OS user account credentials as indicated by the
> server logs.
> Also of note, I have unchecked the save password setting for the
> repository location and deleted the '*'s from the password field and the
> user id from the user name field and the client can still successfully
> authenticate. I've checked the password management preference page and
> nothing is listed there. I am using the latest binaries (updated today).
> Trip
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Re: Authentication [message #22634 is a reply to message #22153] |
Fri, 27 June 2008 10:51 |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: alexander.gurov.polarion.org
No, SVN Kit should not save authentication when it is used from the
Subversive plug-in.
Could you please check repository location for saved passwords once again,
especially if location contains or not credentials saved for different
realms (in that case "Show Credentials For" combo should be enabled).
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