Hi,
I have three machines connected on a local network, one of which has debian and
subverion/ssh/apache2/websvn installed,
and the other two have windows and tortoise svn installed. One of the clients
works fine, however after a few successfull logons, the other computer
cannot logon, reporting a bad username or password, even though they have not
been changed.
I tried removing tortoise svn, and all of its appdata and entries in the
registry, and installing it again, but it says the same thing, without even
asking for a password (even after clearing authentication data). This is very
frustrating, I even intalled silk-subversion, but it produces the same logon
failure messages.
After searching for solutions, I found where subversion stores its saved
passwords (C:/Users/<user>/AppData/Roaming/Subversion/auth/svn.simple etc)
but they were empty.
Any help on how to get tortoise svn or silk-subversion to ask for a password,
or reset its stored password
would be much appreciated
Ethan
