Sounds like it might be a permissions issue with Apache and the SVN 
directory.  I assume you are running as (or in) the administrator 
(group) when you are using trac-admin, so when you do command line 
stuff, it is accessing SVN with credentials as an administrator; 
however, I also assume that the account that Apache is running under is 
not a member of the administrators group, so this "sounds" like a 
typical permissions problem.

Check the account that Apache is running under and ensure that the 
directory your SVN repository is located in has the proper permissions 
(and subdirectories, so your subdirectories should inherit permissions 
from the parent) for the account that Apache is running under.

This would be my first guess, but let me know if you have already 
checked this or if this is not the issue.

Lance

raiderdav wrote:
> Configuration:
>   Trac 0.11.4
>   SVN 1.5.6 (r36142)
>   Python 2.5.4
>   Apache 2.2.11
>   Windows Small Business Server 2008
>
> I'm installing Trac for the first time on this server, and am having
> issues connecting to the SVN repository.  I believe I have the Trac
> environment established successfully, and can connect via Apache using
> the mod_wsgi approach with the repository_dir cleared.
>
> With my Trac.ini file set with the following I can view the generic
> "Welcome to Trac" page and local documentation:
>    repository_dir =
>    repository_type = svn
>
> When I change it to
>      repository_dir = c:\svn\ltm
> the Trac URL is no longer accessible and I get a "Connection
> Interrupted. The connection to the server was reset while the page was
> loading." in the browser.  I turned on debug logging to file, and the
> last line of the log reads:
>
>    2009-06-02 14:25:03,322 Trac[main] DEBUG: Dispatching <Request "GET
> u''">
>
>
> With the repository_dir set with the correct path, I can run trac-
> admin resync and the repository history counts through all 292
> revisions successfully.  This leads me to believe that the connection
> to SVN is established properly, but I still can't view anything with
> the repository path included.
>
> Any ideas on what to check or test next?
>
> Thanks - Dave
>
> >
>   

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