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How can I know wich user I used to co a svn repository?

Is there a svn command for this?

update:

so, how can I ci as certain user?

+3  A: 

SVN working copies aren't checked out as a certain user (though on some systems the files will be owned by a certain user, who created them).

SVN only records users on revisions, so it is only relevant to ask which user committed a certain revision.

Avi
Thanks, see the update.
Juanjo Conti
If you do `svn help ci`, you will see the options. Use `--username` to specify user.
Avi
A: 

Unless you're running Svn via Apache, you cannot tell who checked out from the repo. If you are running via Apache, you can see who did what from Apache's access logs.

gbjbaanb
Thanks, see the update.
Juanjo Conti
+1  A: 
svn ci --username YourUsername

The online help of svn is really useful, check it out! For example, svn help ci

mporkola