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Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos edited this page Jul 4, 2023 · 3 revisions

Installing Panopticon is not much different to installing Joomla or WordPress.

Make sure you have created a MySQL or MariaDB database. You will need to have the database connection information at hand, i.e. the database server hostname and port, your database user's username and password, and the name of the database.

  • Download the ZIP file.
  • Extract it in a new domain or subdomain.
  • Visit the (sub)domain's URL and follow the instructions on your screen.

The installation of Panopticon is designed to be self-documenting. Everything you need to know is presented to you on your screen. If there is anything missing, or not ideal, you will be told what it is and how you can fix it.

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