[SOLVED] Subversion via SSH: How to commit as different user? Issue with SVN config f

[HautingLu]

I posted General Help, which may have been the wrong forum. I hoping someone here may point me in the right direction.....

User1 checks out some files from a remote server via ssh and creates a workspace. User1 has the same login on the remote server.

User2, who has access to User1's workspace, edits some files and wants to commit back to the server. User2 has the same login on the remote server.

Is it possible to User2 to commit as User2 so that the log history correctly shows that User2 made the commit?

I edited User2's subversion config file to read:

ssh = $SVN_SSH ssh -l User2

But when I go commit, it still asks for User1's password. From reading online, this should be possible, but for some reason the config file is not behaving as expected. I have some global ignores in the svn file, which are being ignored so svn seems to be functioning correctly.


Thanks.