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How to make svn commit as another user?

I checked my codebase through

'svn co svn+ssh://radek@repository.server.com/var/lib/svne2/edumate2/trunk/ trunk/'

I wrote a small web application for merging and registering in a code base that works beautifully. Now I want to make this application available to developers. Now all commits are made under my name.

How can I commit under another svn user?

I tried svn --username kon ci -m 'EDU-8319 into trunk' /srv/www/htdocs/merging/trunkand the commit was successful, but under my name. svn did not detect errors or request a password.

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You use svn+ssh, therefore, it svnwill ignore the parameter --username(since the SVN server will use your login name).

Try svn relocate svn+ssh://<new-user>@repository.server.com/var/lib/svne2/edumate2/trunk/it and then do it.

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- ~/.ssh, svn + ssh :

Host svn.server.hostname
  User svn.username

: http://www.highlevelbits.com/2007/04/svn-over-ssh-prompts-for-wrong-username.html

tjstankus @ Subversion "- password" "- "

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