Originally Posted by TBotNik

MariaTurner,
That solution might be good for a single web-site, but SEO Panel is designed for persons and companies that offer web-site promotion services, so it can easily handle well over 5,000 web-sites that you are promoting and survey the web-sites of potential clients returning a report on the deficiencies. I personally own 28 companies with over 100 websites and an addtional 50 blogs so SEO Panel is just 1 of over 10 tools I use to make sure my rankings are at least in the top 100 for all these I own and in the top 10 for all clients I promote!

Originally Posted by CarterLowery

Hey there! I see that this forum post is pretty old, but I wanted to chime in just in case someone comes across it in the future. I'm sorry to hear that you were having issues with Apache as well. I hope you were able to get it sorted out eventually.

Originally Posted by EkayaimWyatt

Caught your post from two years ago - I know, late to the party but thought I'd drop a line. Sounds like a tough situation! Often, issues like these could be related to Apache config or file permissions. Check your Apache error logs for clues.

Originally Posted by viterneb

I think I have encountered simiar issues as the OP did. I hope he's managed to iron out those Apache and PHP-related challenges since then. Such technical issues can often be intricate and take time to fully resolve. If you're still facing similar challenges or looking for updated solutions, it might be worth revisiting the logs or even considering an updated version of the software. On a side note, in the realm of SEO, I recently came across an efficient <SPAM LINK REMOVED>dental marketing agency. Their approach to SEO is quite comprehensive, and it might provide some inspiration or insights, even outside of the dental industry.

Originally Posted by mysunmylune

Stumbled upon this older thread of yours about the SEO Panel installation on Kubuntu 18.04. Hope by now you've managed to sort it out! If you've resolved it since then, would be awesome to know what the fix was for anyone else who might be walking this path.

Originally Posted by yourfriend007

Hey @TBNK, based on what you're describing, it does sound like your problems might be interconnected. Apache and PHP configurations can sometimes mess up web applications like SEO Panel. I noticed you mentioned that you're encountering similar issues with PHPmyAdmin, which further suggests that it might be a server or configuration issue.
Have you considered using a diagnostic tool to scrutinize your setup? This <SPAMMER TOOL> might be really helpful here. It doesn't directly resolve Apache or PHP issues, but it does give you a comprehensive scan of your SEO setup, which might help you identify if there are any configuration issues affecting your SEO Panel.