Hi Folks - I’m struggling to discover how to change the log in user for the commit in SVN. That is having copied a directory and structure over from a colleague, his account is being used for the SVN sync cycle. I’d like to change it to my own. Looks at the moment like the only way to do that is by using a new workspace and additionally re-installing the SVN Software.
to commit with another user you must delete the file under “C:\Documents and Settings\user_name\Dati applicazioni\Subversion\auth”.
the file name is like this “7d60b1c683775d0350226d7ae953411e”. You can open this with a text editor and edit the username.
it’s also possible to delete the file ( copy first on another part ) and then, when you want to commit to svn server, you will must log in with the new username.
to commit with another user you must delete the file under “C:\Documents and Settings\user_name\Dati applicazioni\Subversion\auth”.
the file name is like this “7d60b1c683775d0350226d7ae953411e”. You can open this with a text editor and edit the username.
it’s also possible to delete the file ( copy first on another part ) and then, when you want to commit to svn server, you will must log in with the new username.
Exit servoy before.
I hope can help you
Bye
Roberto
Thanks Roberto - I was able to track that don in my XP dir but cant find even the subversion dir in my Win 7 box - the joys of technology eh