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A username/password wasn't required when I first checked out a project
I signed up for a paid account and checked in my second project. I then went to check the project out on my system and I was not required to use a username/password. I was able to checkout my project as well as commit changes.
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This is subversion cache in action. It remembered your credentials for the first time, and then used them when you checked out another repository.
Subversion stores it's successful authentications on disk for future use, in $HOME/.subversion/auth. You can edit the setting to *not* store the passwords in $HOME/.subversion/config, by setting store-passwords = no.
Let me know if it helps.
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Inappropriate?This is subversion cache in action. It remembered your credentials for the first time, and then used them when you checked out another repository.
Subversion stores it's successful authentications on disk for future use, in $HOME/.subversion/auth. You can edit the setting to *not* store the passwords in $HOME/.subversion/config, by setting store-passwords = no.
Let me know if it helps.
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