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@davida2009 i've wrote a small description for others who create builds. perhaps it's useful for someone else too. (the part 4.1. is the important one for you)
how to set additional credentials
1. open the build configuration
2. scroll down to the source-code-management section
3. click on the "Add additional credentials..." button
4. define as realm the specific identifier for our svn server --> (<http://ip:port> Company Subversion Repository) <-- without the "(", ")" brackets
4.1. if it should work for a different svn you need to use the realm of this server
4.2. checkout a repo on this server via the command-line --> svn --username {username} --password {password} checkout http://ip:port/svn/repo <-- you can cancel this after it has started the checkout
4.3. read all realms available on your mac with this cmd --> "find ~/.subversion/auth/svn.simple/ -type f -exec cat {} + | grep -A 2 realmstring"
4.3.1. other solutions to get the realmstring: comment-196510, comment-196730, comment-196903
4.3.2. there's also another option to get the realmstring. on a pc which was not connected to the svn before, do the following in the therminal:
"*svn info http://ip:port/pathtorepo*" --> this will output something like "*Authentication realm: <http://ip:port> Company Subversion Repository*"
5. select the credentials --> "buildmaster/****** (<http://ip:port> Company Subversion Repository)"
6. save and be happy!