My VisualVSN is hooked up to Active Directory. I'm using Tortoise as the client. When I was using SVNSERVE and the text files for authentication, it only asks me for the login/password once. Now it's asking me it many times when I connect. To get around that, I would have to check the "save authentication" information checkbox. I could do that but I don't want my password stored in plaintext somewhere on my computer. Isn't there a way for me to get it to recognize the fact that I'm already logged in to my PC as a valid domain user and use my session information to authenticate me?
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Are you aksing about VisualVSN Server or the Visual Studio plugin or both?
What protocol are you using? Try to connect to svn with https - that way it can use SSPI for authentication and you don't have to enter the password at all.
chris
2009-03-14 07:17:26
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If you use the "save authentication" feature, your password is not saved in plaintext but encrypted with your logon credentials. You can check it yourself: the auth data is saved under %APPDATA%\Subversion\auth - you won't find plaintext in there (unless you're using Win9x).
Stefan
2009-03-14 07:34:31