I have one domain https://sample.com and uses apache server. Inside the windows apache server were multiple PHP projects that are working already. and now I created 2 reactjs and I want to access like this https://sample.com/phpproject1, https://sample.com/phpproject2, https://sample.com/phpproject3, https://sample.com/reactjsproject4, https://sample.com/reactjsproject5
Is it possible to do this? Please help me. Thank you.
PS. I cannot create subdomain because of management issues.
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I've spent the entire morning scouring the internet trying to find a solution to this and I haven't found one yet so now I'm here. I have a LAMP server on digital ocean and I want to use it strictly as a database server. I have a Jekyll site on Github that I've got up and running, but I want to know if there is a way to send users over to my LAMP server for authentication, but use my Jekyll site for the rest of the website. Would it be possible to redirect the page to the server and then have the root directory of the virtual host in the url location? I want to implement this all on the same domain, but I want to do it this way to make it fast and efficient.
Would I have to use different two nameservers from different domains and would this cause any problems?
I know you can do a Jekyll-Angular-Firebase stack, but I want something that I can maintain on my own and don't have to pay $50 a month for.
Would it be possible to talk to the database in the form itself so that everything else is static and doesn't have to be processed by the lamp server?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks you.
Just deploy/upload your static site (the '_site' folder in Jekyll) to your LAMP stack and add some php files for authentication.
I am an intern in a company and have to make an intranet for the company. The difficulty for me is that i am very new to programming and don't really know how apache works.
The users don't want to log into the intranet (put the login and password) everytime they come on the site, they want them to be logged in without doing that.
All my users use Windows 7 (or higher), and i will write the intranet in php-sql, using apache server 2.4.
I want to know how i can connect the users by SSO using NTLM (because the authentification is done with Active Driectory, i would like the user to be connected automatically with their Windows login and password)? What is the apache module for that and how do i proceed ? What Library do i use in PHP ?
I really am stuck at this point and can't seem to find a solution, please help me. I found some links that could help me but i don't understand what is the author saying.
Here are some links about the subjects :
a forum question
a wiki article
Actually i saw that this kind of question was already asked here (How can I implement single sign-on (SSO) using Microsoft AD for an internal PHP app?) but I don't get the solution, I would like someone to explain a little bit in detail as i said before i am very new to programming.
First of all using Apache is not necessary and will complicate things somewhat to do what you are trying to do, if you can use IIS server on one of your Windows servers you will be laughing.
Install PHP on the IIS server
Create a new website in IIS
Set the new websites access to Windows Authentication and disable anonomouse access.
What this will do is configure IIS to authenticate the users against Active Directory, if they are on a Windows machine on the local network, already authenticated to the local domain, and the intranet is defined by GPO as a intranet site then the users Windows login details will be automatically passed and can be accessed in PHP using the $_SERVER superglobal.
I have spent some time designing a wordpress/phpbb site, and hosting it on localhost using xampp. I would like to soon host my website on a real domain, but I am not sure what I would have to do and change in order to make it a success. Is it possible to just use the files I have placed in htdocs inside the xampp directory?
Thanks for your help, and sorry if my question is confusing or badly explained.
Yes it is, that's the point of XAMPP - website prototyping. I assume that by real domain you mean a hosting service. If you also use MySQL make sure you copy all data to the new database and check PHP dependencies with the new host.
I'm new to PHP and everything, so I'm trying to learn some things.
I'm currently developing my first PHP site in Dreamweaver using MAMP and Localhost.
I have already bought my domain name, and built a smaller html site just to act as a "holding site" before the PHP one gets put up. I'm wandering if instead of using localhost, that I could use a subdomain of that domain. So instead of going to localhost/mysite I could go to test.mysite.com.
Tell me if I'm wrong, but I shouldn't have to upload any files to GoDaddy because I'm using MAMP as the server. Right?
Keep in mind, this isn't permanent. I'm not planning on hosting my site on my computer using MAMP. I'm just wandering if it's possible and how to do it if it is.
Any suggestions, comments, or answers are greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
- Ryan
MAMP is not the server. MAMP adds server capabilities to your computer, but you can't use MAMP to mimmic any server.
What I recommend you is working on your computer, with MAMP and using localhost as the "test address". After the page is finished in your localhost, and everything work fine, you can upload your page to your server (with FTP). This way you avoid having to upload your files via FTP every time you make a change in your code.
And welcome to the PHP World. Countless mugs of coffee and restless night await you.
You can create some folder on web server(on your paying hosting) and upload all files from your test localhost folder. Everyting would work perfectly if you type: https://yourwebsite.domain/yourfolder. If you want to set it to view like http://yourfolder.yourwebsite.domain you must from Control Panel set up an some subdomain. Subdomain is make something like this: you enter name of subdomain and folder which is mapped to that subdomain. For example, you set up subdoman http://test.web.com and map that to http://web.com/testfolder.
I hoppe that I help you.
Good day. I have a thesis project. it is composed of a webpage created on php and a system using vb.net 2008.
As of now , they are both connected to the same database.
I am wondering if it is possible that if i packaged the system and live the website, will still be connected with one database? Thank you in advance.
If I understand you right (and the question could be better worded), you're asking what happens if you deploy the website on a different server than the one you used to develop it. The short answer is that, unless the machine hosting the database is accessible to the web server host machine, that you would also have to redeploy the database.
In other words, wherever you move the PHP-based website and VB.NET system, they would need to be able to access the machine hosting the database server. Otherwise, I see no issue with them both accessing the same database.