How to change credentials for SVN repository in Eclipse

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I have Eclipse 3 4 2 installed on Windows with subclipse  Another developer added an SVN repository with his credentials and selected  Save password   Now every time I do anything with SVN his cached credentials are used  How can I change them to mine   I have already checked the  workspace  metadata  plugins org tigris     folders  and could not find any way to reset those cached credentials

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My wife suggested    Open SVN Repositories View Open Location Properties    Show Credentials For  press  X  button Select user  write password  press  Finish    and all work

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On Windows 7  go to C  Users  User Name  AppData Roaming Subversion and remove the auth directory  Just be aware if you are connected to more than 1 SVN server that this will remove the authentication for all of the SVN servers you have configured  If you want to reset just a single server   Inside the auth directory you should see a folder called svn simple  Open each of those files with a text editor to determine which one to remove and then remove just that single file

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I deleted file inside svn simple directory at below path on windows machine  Windows 7    C  Users  user name  AppData Roaming Subversion auth   Problem solved

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I was able unable to locate the svn simple file  but was able to change credentials using the following three steps   Checkout project from SVN    Select the repository you need to change the credentials on  note  you will not perform an checkout  but this will bring you to the screen to enter a username password combination      Finally  enter the new username and password credentials     It s a bit confusing  because you begin the process of initializing a new project  but you re only resetting the repository credentials

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On any Windows Version follow this path   C  Users  user name  AppData Roaming Subversion auth svn simple  Then delete the file with hexa decimal code inside this folder and restart your eclipse

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It s too simple to change username and password in Eclipse   Just follow the following steps   In your Eclipse       Goto Window -  Show View -  Other -   Type as  SVN Repositories -  click that SVN Repositories  -  Right Click SVN Repositories -   Location Properties -  General tab change the following details for credentials     that s it

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For Mac    Close the Eclipse Workspace Go to  Users username  subversion auth svn simple Delete  The file inside it with  encrypted Big Alpha Numeric  file name  Open key chain  Applications Utilities   and delete the key saved for SVN  Now open Eclipse workspace try to update your project   prompt will show up asking you the SVN credentials Give you updated SVN credentials and update it In keychain

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Very simple step to follow  Eclipse  Window ----  Preferences -----  SVN -----  SVN Interface ----- Select SVNKit  pure Java

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http   subclipse tigris org wiki PluginFAQ head-d507c29676491f4419997a76735feb6ef0aa8cf8   Usernames and passwords Subclipse does not collect or store username and password credentials when defining a repository  This is because the JavaHL and SVNKit client adapters are intelligent enough to prompt you for this information when they need to -- including when your password has changed  You can also allow the adapter to cache this information and a common question is how do you delete this cached information so that you can be prompted again  We have an open request to have an API added to JavaHL so that we could provide a UI to do this  Currently  you have to manually delete the cache  The location of the cache varies based on the client adapter used  JavaHL caches the information in the same location as the command line client -- in the Subversion runtime configuration area  On Windows this is located in  APPDATA  Subversion auth  On Linux and OSX it is located in    subversion auth  Just find and delete the file with the cached information  SVNKit caches information in the Eclipse keyring  By default this is a file named  keyring that is stored in the root of the Eclipse configuration folder  Both of these values can be overriden with command line options  To clear the cache  you have to delete the file  Eclipse will create a new empty keyring when you restart

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Go to c  Documents and Settings username  Application Data subversion auth svn simple   and delete the hexadecimal file  Normally each file is associated with one repository

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I m using svn ssh protocol to access SVN   What I had to do to fix a similar issue  was to open Putty and reconfigure it so that it did not have wrong user name myserver but correct user name myserver in the saved sessions

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In Eclipse  Ctrl   F8 -  SVN Repository Exploring -  Right Click in the respository -  Location Properties -  Finish

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There are several places on Windows where SVN will place cached credentials depending on system configuration  Read SVNBook   Client Credentials    The main credential store is located in  APPDATA  Subversion auth and you can run svn auth command to view and manage its contents  You can also run cmdkey to view the credentials stored in Windows Credential Manager  If your SVN server is integrated with Active Directory and supports Integrated Windows Authentication such as VisualSVN Server  your Windows logon credentials are used for authentication  but they are not cached  You can run whoami to find out your user account name

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Delete the  keyring file under the location  configuration org eclipse core runtime  and after that  you will be invited to prompt your new svn account  for me it worked

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On Mac OS X  go to folder   HOME   Users  user home     You will see file   eclipse keyring   Remove it  All saved credentials will be lost

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I figured out the method I have written below  and it works perfectly for me  in eclipse  follow these simple steps  File -  Import -  type svn -  project from svn -  next -  Create a new repository location -  Next -   You would see  Secure Storage  below the  Authentication Menu  Click on this button  Secure Storage    This is the place where we can delete all the password caches  Now once you are here  follow these    Under password tab  click  Clear passwords  Under  contents  tab  go to SVN  select each sub options  and click on  Delete  Restart eclipse   All the stored passwords are now gone  and you can use your new svn password to sync

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Windows 7 Eclipse Indigo 3 7   C  Users  AppData Roaming Subversion auth svn simple  Find svn information file and make it writable     they are default readonly     no restart of eclipse required

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In windows     Open run type  APPDATA  Subversion auth svn simple This will open svn simple folder you will find a file e g  Big Alpha Numeric file Delete that file  Restart eclipse  Try to edit file from project and commit it you can see dialog asking userName password   It worked for me

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On any Windows Version delete the following folder        APPDATA  Subversion auth     You can copy amp paste this to RUN Explorer  and it will resolve the App-Data-Folder for you    On Linux and OSX it is located in         subversion auth   Source  http   www techcrony info 2008 03 26 admin how-to-change-eclipse-svn-password

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Delete the  keyring file under the location  configuration org eclipse core runtime  and after that  you will be invited to prompt your new svn account

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