Svn cannot connect to host 'localhost'

I started two days ago to configure the SVN environment on my local computer (win).

I installed subversion + Tortoise SVN two days ago and created the first test project. Opening the link svn://localhostin my browser showed the repository browser with my test project, which has folder tags, branches and connecting lines inside (which was great).

Last night I also decided to install Trac. After installing python 2.5, I created a new environment to test it. Of course, doing this for the first time, I made some mistakes and had to redo the whole process, but I finally managed to create a test environment.

Well, after figuring out how I should maintain the environment, I created another and, of course, svn repo for it and synchronized them. Also, access to http://locallhost:8000/my_project_path works fine. But now, when I try to accesssvn: // localhost` from the repository browser window, all I get is a message

Can't connect to host localhost: 
No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it

I tried to start the server using this command

svnserve --daemon --root "path/to/my/repo

but after executing it, I don't get any response, and I need ctrl + break to be able to enter another command.

I really don't know what the problem is, this is the first time they install them and try to get them to work.

Any help would be appreciated.

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