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I use the subclipse plugin rather than subversive, subclipse has a "remember me" checkbox on the dialog. But you could try one other thing: go to the command line and try a svn command (such as "svn co") from there; svn should ask for your credentials and then store them. At that point you should be ok even in Eclipse.
Peter Johnson wrote:I use the subclipse plugin rather than subversive, subclipse has a "remember me" checkbox on the dialog. But you could try one other thing: go to the command line and try a svn command (such as "svn co") from there; svn should ask for your credentials and then store them. At that point you should be ok even in Eclipse.
Thanks for your answer Peter.
I tried once and couldn't accomplished.
And i think i'm doing something wrong with ssh config (We use svn+ssh:// protocol)
I will try some more because your answer seems like a solution ;)