Just as you can setup the Subversion client to not prompt for a password every time you communicate with the Subversion server in a similar but not so secure way you can do this with TortoiseSVN.
The easiest way to do this is to right click in Windows Explorer, select Tortoise > Settings. Then in the Settings window select Network. Then in the SSH client set use the Tortoise SSH client, TortoisePlink, to use your username and password. For example:
D:\TortoiseSVN\bin\TortoisePlink.exe -l foo -pw bar
That was informative, easy and just what I needed.
Thanks.
Thanks for the information. it was very helpfull!;)
Very Helpful.. Thanks a lot…
Awesome, I was going nuts with ssh key gens… Thanks!
Thanks man .. very helpful!
Thanks a lot. That’s what I wanted to have. I found solutions where you had to create public keys and all that stuff. But this solution is like my kind of solution
Thanks for the help. Was getting frustrated with ssh key generators. But this totally helps.
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Nice hint!
Unfortunately this trick doesn’t work with TortoiseGit 1.7.x
Thanks you.. very much helpful..
The username usually is written in the URL of the repository setting: svn+ssh://[username]@[server]/[path_repository] so to the the Tortoise SSH client, TortoisePlink, to use your username and password you is enough with:
“C:Program FilesTortoiseSVNbinTortoisePlink.exe” -pw
Very Helpful… Thanks alot
Tortoise SVN
right click on desktop -> Tortoise SVN-> settings -> saved data -> authentication data (button press ‘clear’) !
try logging in now again !