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The Visual SVN Server authentication method is "Use Windows authentication", with the option "Integrated windows authentication". I guess it might be important to solve this.
Did you specify the same credentials in TortoiseSVN as in Jenkins?
Actually, Tortoise does not ask me for user/password. It's probably using windows credentials.
Is there a Subversion profile folder on the Jenkins server for the user Jenkins runs as that contains e.g. outdated passwords?
It's the first Jenkins setup I done and I didn't change my credentials since then.
Did it ever work? If so, what changed?
No, it never worked. Realize that this is the fist Jenkins setup.
What version of Jenkins and Subversion plugin is this?
Jenkins ver. 1.565.1 and Subversion plugin 2.4.3
What is the user name format?
DOMAIN\user_name (e.g. DS\myname)
Does the URL specified in Jenkins contain variables? If so, does it work without them?
No, it does not.
In addiction, I tried checkout with jsvn without success. I'm getting an "Negotiate authentication failed" error so like you suggested I'll try to pass over this with jsvn.