Hi Nico > Hard to tell. Did you compile it yourself, or are you using your > distribution's Linux? And have you looked in .subversion for the > authorization file with your password stored in it?
Thanks for referring me back to that area. I deleted the existing authorization files and then found that the password is correctly stored. Not sure what was going on but its fixed now. > Mind you, I provoundly loathe this feature. It puts your passwords in > clear text in your $HOME/.subversion directory, and is one of the > reasons I so strongly espouse svn+ssh access, which typically relies > on SSH keys. Understood. We currently use https. Do you know how https speed compares with svn+ssh? Best regards David
