Entering a blank password will result in us being asked for
our username and password. Once we have authenticated with a given repository,
we should not be asked to do so on the same computer as the same user (from an
Operating System perspective). An example of a successful authentication and the
subsequent command output is shown below.
$ svn info http://projects.example.com/svn/sandboxAuthentication
realm:
Subversion Repositories
Password for 'jdoe':
Authentication realm: Subversion
Repositories
Username: user@example.com
Password for 'user@example.com':
Path: sandbox
URL: http://projects.example.com/svn/sandbox
Repository Root: http://projects.example.com/svn/sandbox
Repository UUID: 677246c4-9c0b-4019-ac6e-f268985e4c37
Revision: 0
Node Kind: directory
Last Changed Rev: 0
Last Changed Date: 2007-05-13 17:32:38 +0100 (Sun, 13 May 2007)
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The highlighted lines show where we were prompted to authenticate, and that the
repository has no version information stored in it.
If we run the command again, we should not be prompted for authentication.
Having determined that everything is working, we can now create our initial
repository structure.
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