The Log folder is a great place to look for information when troubleshooting things on your #Joomla site. Where your log folder is located and where it should be located can often be two different things. Where your Joomla log folder should be, and how to move it there if it isn't, is what today's #maintenancemonday is all about.
It's one thing for a #Joomla extension to have an honest, vulnerability by mistake in it. But when crypto mining scripts are intentionally being put in a Joomla Extension: Mama ain't got no time for that! Whether the vulnerability or hack is there by mistake or on purpose, you need to use the Joomla VEL - Vulnerable Extensions List - to help keep your and your clients' websites safe. Using the Joomla Vulnerable Extensions List is what today's #maintenancemonday is all about.
If you have forgotten your #Joomla super admin password, or are helping someone who has forgotten their own password for their Joomla site, you can easily type a new one right into the user table in the Joomla SQL database (with one little "hack"). How to change lost or forgotten Joomla passwords right in the Joomla database is what today's #maintenancemonday is all about.
If you want to leave some handy notes and useful links for yourself or other users logging into the control panel of your #Joomla site, you can put those in a custom html module. Adding a custom html module to your Joomla Control Panel is what today's #maintenancemonday is all about.
If you are having problems with updated extensions not being remembered in your #Joomla extensions find updates area, you may need to refresh your extensions manifest cache. But this is different than emptying your Joomla cache or the cache in the extensions update area. Finding the correct area to refresh the Joomla extensions manifest cache is what today's #maintenancemonday is all about.