I went through the command line process. After entering the username and private key path I am asked if I want to cache the information. Regardless of what I choose, I am being asked again for username and so on. I take it that the same problem is here as well. I did not get a response from subclipse, but in other posts I read presenting a similar problem, it says that the authentication process is handled by SVNKit and the subclipse plugin has nothing to do with it. I was thinking, supposed that something is actually wrong with my credentials, would there be a message indicating it (wrong username, private key doesn't match etc.)? I generated my private/public key pair with SSH Secure Shell, then I converted the format from SSH2 to Open SSH, which is what I was using. Perhaps I'm using an inadequate procedure here?
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