On the openCollabNet Blog, I released a new article on "Building an OS X Based Subversion Server". While not as comprehensive from an Apache perspective as my "Subversion with Apache and LDAP" entry, it does explain how to install the "Subversion Universal Binary for OS X" and includes a few tidbits about how to make the Apache modules shipped with the binary work with the 64-bit Apache installation on Leopard and its special startup scripts.
Building a Subversion Server on OS X
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So did you get it to work
So did you get it to work with Apache?
I saw your comment on the collabnet blog and I'm having exactly the same problem but haven't managed to resolve it....
Well, I have an idea. How
Well, I have an idea. How are you loading the Apache modules? When I build APR, shipped with my binary, I do not have the symbol being mentioned as missing. This leads me to believe that the wrong Apache modules are being loaded. If you can tell me where you're loading your Apache modules from, I can help.