SVN on a shared server

I am trying to set up svn on a shared host. The host h开发者_StackOverflow社区as already installed it and I have created a repo that I can connect to using svn+ssh, but because it's shared hosting, I can't add users, so I am trying to use the svnserve.conf and passwd files to add users that way but when I try to do:

svn list svn://svn.myDomain.org

I get a message that says:

Authentication realm: <svn://svn.myDomain.org:3690>
Password for 'cborders': 

But when I put in the password that I have set up in the passwd file it gives me the same Authentication realm message and asks for a username, then a password. It does this two more times and then fails out completely.

These are the only lines that are not commented out in my svnserev.conf file:

[general]
anon-access = none
auth-access = write
password-db = passwd

[sasl]

What am I doing wrong?

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probably best to add your svnserver.conf file to your question. I think you've got the realm in the [general] section wrong.