bzr-svn: bzr: ERROR: Permission denied: ".": Can't get password

[Nicholas Allen]

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|> eding 1.5 of svn?
| It's impossible - the bindings in 1.4 for password authentication are
| simply broken by default. It should be possible to backport the fixes
| from 1.5 to 1.4 though.
What I don't get though is that svn has cached the password somewhere 
because the svn command no longer prompts for password. Why is bzr-svn 
not using the cached password though? If it just goes through the Python 
bindings shouldn't it use the same password cache as the normal svn 
command? Could it be because bzr-svn bindings are looking for the cache 
in a different location due to them being modified somehow? It seems the 
simplest solution would not be to add password prompting but to work out 
why bzr-svn is not using the cached password. Hopefully it is not a bug 
in svn itself but in bzr-svn (as then it has a chance of getting fixed).

Cheers,

Nick

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