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Navigate to the global configuration page from the admin panel by following the path MainMenu > Components > JL Admin > Configuration

General

  • Enable Mail Tracker: When enabled, it will listen to and log email-sending activities from your Joomla! website, allowing you to monitor the status of your site's outgoing emails. You can also review the contents, subjects, and attachments of those emails, check whether they were successfully sent...
  • Remove bottom link: Set 'Yes' if you don't want to display the JED link that placed at the bottom of each the listing page

Backups

  • Backup profiles for CLI PRO: Select the default profiles to perform automatic backups using the php joomla.php jladmin:backup command in the console environment. Note: If you use the command php joomla.php jladmin:backup 1,2, the profiles with IDs 1 and 2 will take precedence over the default profiles above.
  • Backup use MySQLDump: This is an advanced option that uses mysqldump to handle the backup process. Typically, Joomla! websites have relatively simple database structures, but if your site contains custom components such as FUNCTIONS, STORED PROCEDURES, etc., using mysqldump can be an effective way to back up these elements. Note: The mysqldump tool must be installed on your web server in order to use this feature.
  • Backup cloud storages: Select one or more cloud storage services (Google Drive, Dropbox, FTP...) to store the backup files after a successful backup. You can select one or multiple cloud storage drivers, and each driver will have its own corresponding configuration.
  • Max files in cloud PRO: Setting to keep a specified number of the most recent backup files in a profile folder when uploading to cloud storage services. If the number of backup files exceeds this limit during the upload process, the system will automatically delete the older files.

Security

  • Use recaptcha: Since Joomla! 5, due to certain reasons, the default ReCaptcha plugin has been removed. However, sites upgraded from Joomla! 4 may still retain this plugin. Therefore, if your website is still using the ReCaptcha plugin from Joomla! 4 for the user registration page, you can ignore this option. You can choose No, ReCaptcha version 2, or version 3. If you select version 2 or 3, you must enter the correct corresponding keys.
  • Minimum login times: This is a feature that may seem fun, but it also helps protect your admin website to some extent. For example, if you set the login attempts to 2, then when logging into the admin page, you must enter the correct username and password twice in a row before you can successfully log in. This option only applies to the admin page.
  • -- Attempts message: Warning message when the user has successfully logged into the admin panel but hasn't reached the required number of login attempts as configured. This warning is intended to let you know that the login was successful, but you still need to log in the remaining number of times as set above.
  • Admin path alias: By default, /administrator is the path to access the Joomla! admin area. You can customize this alias to a name of your choice.
  • Use rate limiter PRO: A "rate limiter" controls how frequently some event (e.g. an HTTP request or a login attempt) is allowed to happen. Rate limiting is commonly used as a defensive measure to protect services from excessive use (intended or not) and maintain their availability. Note: the rate limiters works as a PHP process. This makes them not useful to protect against DoS attacks. Such protections must consume the least resources possible. Consider using Apache mod_ratelimit, NGINX rate limiting, Caddy HTTP rate limit module (also supported by FrankenPHP) or proxies (like AWS or Cloudflare) to prevent your server from being overwhelmed.
  • -- Rate limit: A rate limit on requests from one session within a specified period of time.
  • -- Rate interval (in seconds): A time interval (in seconds) combined with the request limit as above, e.g., no more than 100 requests within 5 seconds, requests after that limit will be denied.
  • -- Include pattern URI: Enter the request URI format strings (separated by a new line) that will be subject to access limits. If this value is empty, it will apply to all valid requests by default. For example: option=com_user&task=user.login#post would apply to an user login request with the POST method. If no method is specified, it will apply to all methods. You can also apply it to multiple methods by using #post|put.
  • -- Exclude pattern URI: Enter the request URI format strings (separated by a new line) to be excluded from access limits. For example: option=com_user&task=user.login#post would not apply to an user login request with the POST method. If no method is specified, it will apply to all methods. You can also apply it to multiple methods by using #post|put.
  • Prevent admin login on site: Prevent admin users from logging into the site (frontend).

Permissions

Includes the default permission options of Joomla!