Alright,
it basically worked from command line. It stopped and asked for user input.
It did ask for my a password for my Windows user first, which is useless as
this user does not exist on the svn server. I simply pressed enter, then I
was allowed to enter a username and password, which I did, and it worked.
Here is the output (I modified some names and urls for privacy
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C:\Users\Jimmy>svn --config-dir "C:\Users\Jimmy\AppData\Roaming\CodeLite\subversion" co svn://#myserver#/chuck/testproject "d:\cworkspace\testproject"
Authentication realm: <svn://#myserver#:3690> Team
Password for 'Jimmy':
Authentication realm: <svn://#myserver#:3690> Team
Username: chuck
Password for 'chuck': *********
A D:\cworkspace\testproject\Debug\intro_scene.o.d
A D:\cworkspace\testproject\Debug\libfreetype-6.dll
A D:\cworkspace\testproject\Debug\libtiff-5.dll
and so on
It could have worked from within CodeLite if it had access to my credentials
stored in the TortoiseSVN settings, but CodeLite forces a separate --config-dir
which does not contain any information atm.
An option for additional command line-options for svn might be useful. I figure
one could then use --username and --password options then.
Edit: I'm using Win7 as client, Ubuntu svn as server. Got another Notebook with
Ubuntu and Codelite which also needs access.