I have a site I created with Drupal 8, lets say http://falzon.xyz/.
Elsewhere, I have a site created with Jekyll, a bunch of static pages linked to each other visible http://www.elina-noe.eu/).
I'd like to "embed" the static site as a "subsite" of falzon.xyz, i.e. accessible as http://falzon.xyz/elina-noe/, by 'simply' putting all its files in a subfolder of the D8 site.
How can I do that?
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Using @GiorgosK's advice, it's working! Anybody having the base URL (falzon.xyz/elina-noe) is able to navigate this 'subsite'. How can I limit the access to the users of my 'root' site (i.e. falzon.xyz)?– gbmapoApr 16, 2018 at 11:08
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Creating a subfolder inside your docroot folder such as docroot/elina-noe should suffice.
Put all the subsite files into this folder and if there is a index.html you can access your subsite just by visiting the subfolder http://falzon.xyz/elina-noe/
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The caveat here is your web server is configured to use
index.htmlwhen a dir path is requested. Many default web server configs do this, but just FYI in case you see otherwise. Apr 14, 2018 at 21:54 -
@GiorgosK I come back on this (old) topic to ask a new question: is there a way to restrict the access to this "subsite" to the actual users allowed to the main Drupal site?– gbmapoMar 4, 2021 at 13:03
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I don't think I have the answer to it and I am not sure it is such an easy question, perhaps create a new question for that @gbmapo– GiorgosKMar 4, 2021 at 13:14
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1@GiorgosK Finally, I put one .htaccess file in elina-noe subfolder with
RewriteCond "%{HTTP_REFERER}" !^http://www\.falzon\.xyz [NC]andRewriteRule ^.*$ - [F]in it and it seems to work.– gbmapoMar 8, 2021 at 17:58