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Right now, I have two different accounts on the same SVN server.
Subversion saves the password for the last user, but seems to forget about the other one.
The problem is that I need to authentificate myself everytime I switch from one project to another.
Is there a way to avoid this?
By the way, I’m using the default svn client on linux.
I’ve never tried this, but how about using two different aliases/host names for the same server?
I imagine the SVN client would store different credentials because it thinks it’s talking to a different server.
You’d have to set this up in your DNS or local hosts configuration. I can’t think of any side effects right now, except in cases where you have to use a server name within the repository (e.g. with externals).