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Recent Topics FAQs Search Log in Username Password Remember me Log in Forgot your password? Forgot your username? Create an account Forum Archive Kunena 1.7 and Kunena 1.6 K 1.6 test reports K 1.6 test reports - Joomla 1.6 issues 404 not found error × Kunena 5.0.2 and Kunena 4.0.12 are released (01 Oct 2016) The Kunena team is pleased to announce Kunena 5.0.2 [K 5.0.2] and Kunena 4.0.12 [K 4.0.12]. See Blog: Coming soon × This category is only for reporting defects or problems with Kunena 1.6 test versions with Joomla 1.6. This is NOT a support forum - there is no support for test versions. Users should NOT install K 1.6 alpha or beta test versions on websites with live production data. Question 404 not found error Start Prev 1 Next End 1 honeyflowfarm Topic Author Offline New Member Less More Posts: 14 Thank you received: 0 5 years 5 months ago #1 I just installed Kunena 1.6 on my joomla1.6 site. The installation went fine. I put kunena index page in my menu but whenever I go to it I get a: "The requested URL /joomla-working/farm-forum was not found on this server." I have the kunena site marked on line.... Any ideas??? Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation. xillibit Offline Kunena Developer Less More Posts: 9030 Thank you received: 883 5 years 5 months ago #2 Hello, Do you create correctly the menu item for kunena in your menu ? I don't provide support by PM, because this can be useful for someone else. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation. honeyflowfarm Topic Author Offline New Member Less More Posts: 14 Thank you received: 0 5 years 5 months ago #3 I think I did - I know it acts like the menu is not correct. It is in my main menu, I created a menu item called "forum" and pointed it to the kunena index file (which is now there after the install). Another weird thing - I also now seem to have a component called "comrokmodule" t