Follow these steps
a) Right click on local code repo
b) Go to TortoiseSVN > Settings
c) Go to “Network”
d) Browse for SSH Client and use following
“C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\TortoisePlink.exe” – Can be found in TortoiseSVN installation folder in c:\Prgram Files
d) Append following replacing username and password with your user name and password
“-l username -pw password”
e) Click OK/Apply
That’s it. 
Does this allow you to have different login/passwords for different projects?
I never tried it. Now I work on Debian and not sure if it is possible or not.
That’s brilliant, going to save us loads of time with the number of commits we make!
Great it works!
Thanks Kumar Chetan Sharma
how to append? please shed some light on the matter, m new to it…
Thank you very much for the info
yeah, great security – store your password in text format so that everyone accessing your pc can see it – BRILLIANT IDEA!
Thanks for sharing!
Constant Tortoise logins were driving me nuts and wasting time.
@fox It looks like this
“C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\TortoisePlink.exe” -l myusername -pw mypassword
Enjoy