On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 5:14 AM, Singareddy, Narayana Reddy <nsingare...@ptc.com> wrote: > Hi, > > > > I am from PTC Software, Pune. > > I wanted a normal user(not admin) to change his credentials in SVN. > > Can you please help with this?
It depends entirely on what you're using on the back end for authentication. It's potentially dangerous to use normal shell logins and accounts, because the Linux and UNIX clients store the passwords in plain-text by default in the user's local home directory. But many people like the utility of HTTPS access,and have security attitudes like "if someone can get at my machine, I've got much bigger problems". They drive me nuts, but it's their choice. If you're using a file based password list, or use SSH keys for svn+ssh, or whatever you use, it depends on your back end authentication. Can you describe what you actually have?
