I have set up subclipse and my svn server to run over ssh. Everything is working great, except I have to enter my password five times to do one checkout. Is there a way I can store the password so it re-uses it?
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I have set up subclipse and my svn server to run over ssh. Everything is working great, except I have to enter my password five times to do one checkout. Is there a way I can store the password so it re-uses it?
You cannot “push” credentials into an SSH client. The right answer is the one that Andreas Baus entered as a comment. Configure your SSH server/client to use keys for authentication and then your SSH client can just connect by using your key.