How to retrieve SVN+SSH username in eclipse in linux

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I have checked-out one of the project from SVN (using SSH protocol) (been a long time).

I want to retrieve the SVN username that I had used when I checkout this project in ECLIPSE.

What I tried:

  • Saw the properties of the project - no luck
  • Saw the .eclipse folder for the settings/config - no luck

Is there any way I can see the username (if possible password) for the SVN project that I used to checkout in eclipse?

Note:

The SVN installed on my machine is Subclipse and I have never committed to this repository but checked-out the project.

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linuxeclipsesvnssh
Not enough infos for now: There are 2 eclipse svn plugins (subversive and subclipse) and the ssh connection might be done through an external ssh connection. - Turbo J
@Turbo Please see the updated revision. - Rakesh Sankar

2 Answers

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In subclipse, I'd use Team->Show History. Then you have the username in the Author column. You just need to find one of your own commits.

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Subversion stores the relevant account data in your home directory.

For example on Windows 7 you will find a lot of files regarding Subversion in the directory

C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Subversion

On Linux it is ~/.subversion

Look into the auth subdirectory.