Hi Dave,
I had the same problem. The error is occurring because mod_actions is not loaded in your apache configuration. Either add it to httpd.conf, or if you're using debian, do a:
$ dpkg-reconfigure apache
and mark "mod_actions" with a [*]
Then it will work.
Comment to debian package maintainers: I suspect (though cannot confirm for sure) that mod_actions ships *disabled* in the standard debian package for apache. If so, might I suggest that this is a _really_ bad idea! (Heh if you disagree, flame away ~ but it just cost me an hour of %$&%ing about!)
Regards,
Dave
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