SNV Script asking for username and password?
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I have a bat file which runs every 5 mins to sync a few different SVN repo's
I got the script working with a test repo. then went to copy it for the second repo i wanted to sync and its now asking for a password on the second repo but not the first.
I have checked permissions and the user I am using has access to both
Here is the script I am using
"C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinsvn.exe" checkout http://SVNserverIP/svn/Demo/ "H:administratorfilesSVN StoreDemo" --username UserName --password PassWord
"C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinsvn.exe" checkout http://SVNserverIP/svn/Live/ "H:administratorfilesSVN StoreLive" --username UserName --password PassWord
The only difference between the two is the repo name and destination.
yet I cant figure out why it only wants the password for the second one and not the first.
Any ideas?
windows svn cmd
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I have a bat file which runs every 5 mins to sync a few different SVN repo's
I got the script working with a test repo. then went to copy it for the second repo i wanted to sync and its now asking for a password on the second repo but not the first.
I have checked permissions and the user I am using has access to both
Here is the script I am using
"C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinsvn.exe" checkout http://SVNserverIP/svn/Demo/ "H:administratorfilesSVN StoreDemo" --username UserName --password PassWord
"C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinsvn.exe" checkout http://SVNserverIP/svn/Live/ "H:administratorfilesSVN StoreLive" --username UserName --password PassWord
The only difference between the two is the repo name and destination.
yet I cant figure out why it only wants the password for the second one and not the first.
Any ideas?
windows svn cmd
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I have a bat file which runs every 5 mins to sync a few different SVN repo's
I got the script working with a test repo. then went to copy it for the second repo i wanted to sync and its now asking for a password on the second repo but not the first.
I have checked permissions and the user I am using has access to both
Here is the script I am using
"C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinsvn.exe" checkout http://SVNserverIP/svn/Demo/ "H:administratorfilesSVN StoreDemo" --username UserName --password PassWord
"C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinsvn.exe" checkout http://SVNserverIP/svn/Live/ "H:administratorfilesSVN StoreLive" --username UserName --password PassWord
The only difference between the two is the repo name and destination.
yet I cant figure out why it only wants the password for the second one and not the first.
Any ideas?
windows svn cmd
I have a bat file which runs every 5 mins to sync a few different SVN repo's
I got the script working with a test repo. then went to copy it for the second repo i wanted to sync and its now asking for a password on the second repo but not the first.
I have checked permissions and the user I am using has access to both
Here is the script I am using
"C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinsvn.exe" checkout http://SVNserverIP/svn/Demo/ "H:administratorfilesSVN StoreDemo" --username UserName --password PassWord
"C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinsvn.exe" checkout http://SVNserverIP/svn/Live/ "H:administratorfilesSVN StoreLive" --username UserName --password PassWord
The only difference between the two is the repo name and destination.
yet I cant figure out why it only wants the password for the second one and not the first.
Any ideas?
windows svn cmd
windows svn cmd
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