Note that some experts would recommend you delete your Joomla files and database and restore your original working site from backup and then follow the recommended update procedure precisely. Assuming you have already tried that then we don't really know what state your system is in. In particular you seem to be missing an entry in the #__schemas table for Joomla core. So try this:
Look in administrator/components/com_admin/sql/update/mysql - you should see a series of sql files, write down the name of the last one, something like 4.4.0-2023-09-13 (but leave off the .sql).
Open the #__extensions table with phpMyAdmin and find the extension with the name files_joomla:
Write down the extension_id (for me it is 227 but for you it will be something else).
Open the #__schemas table and make an entry using the Insert button at the top. The form has fields for extension_id and version_id. Use the values you have previously written down. Save...
What does that do?
Look in administrator/components/com_admin/sql/update/mysql - you should see a series of sql files, write down the name of the last one, something like 4.4.0-2023-09-13 (but leave off the .sql).
Open the #__extensions table with phpMyAdmin and find the extension with the name files_joomla:
Code:
SELECT * FROM `#__extensions` WHERE `name` = 'files_joomla'; Open the #__schemas table and make an entry using the Insert button at the top. The form has fields for extension_id and version_id. Use the values you have previously written down. Save...
What does that do?
Statistics: Posted by ceford — Sat Feb 17, 2024 10:10 am