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[@scotttimm9313]

Rob, thanks for this video. Since I currently maintain about seven Joomla sites, this seemed like a great tool. Unfortunately, after downloading the package and extracting into a new subdomain, all I get is an Internal Server Error, and without Joomla's error reporting functions, I have no clue what's wrong. The Akeeba site doesn't offer any documentation for Panopticon, so I'm stuck!

[@Ostraining]

Yeah - I have had some issues with it as well. Still - it's pretty cool for something that's free when you get it working. Did you ever get it working? The documentation is here: github.com/akeeba/panopticon/wiki - could have been permissions/ownership of the folders...

[@veritas399]

Thanks for the info! I will need to check it out!

[@juliesteffers4097]

😮I got to check this out

[@carltonstayer9601]

sounds interesting as I am learning this software

[@okanime1]

I loved Joomla but I left it long ago. Surprised it’s still chugging along. It no longer has any relevance in today’s world.

[@Ostraining]

Joomla is still the 2nd most installed Open Source CMS in the world. (yes - far behind WordPress and losing ground to Drupal). It's still quite popular in Europe - though it seems to have significantly declined in the US.