Get Flarum to ignore a directory

raafirivero

Is this possible? Basically I'd like to run Flarum at my main site example.site and run WordPress at example.site/blog/ - there is legacy content there that I still need to access and don't want to run either on a subdomain. The integration was working well enough on my dev machine until I moved everything to https. Am now getting RouteNotFoundException from the Flarum core whenever I try to access the WordPress API over https. Everything on the wordpress side seems to be working fine - login, content delivery, etc. Things would be much easier if I could just Balkanize them without making anybody move.

datitisev

raafirivero You can do this with your web server configuration - perhaps a proxy. I'm not great with web server configs, but that's what I've done for one of my domains that serves different apps on different paths. I wouldn't do this through Flarum itself.

raafirivero

datitisev I've tried to do this through .htaccess at the server root, but if I tell it to ignore the /blog/ directory then it simply doesn't serve that directory at all and I get a 404 - do you remember the command you used?

datitisev

raafirivero I used nginx. I assume you have to tell Apache to serve the wordpress site? Or change the index file so instead of public/index.php it's blog/<whatever> (under /blog paths, not all)