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Hope someone can help me and not sure if this should be here or ServerOverflow.
How would you go about setting up this while using mod_rewrite in Apache 2:
http://example.com -> regular PHP
http://example.com/members -> say CodeIgniter, etc.
http://example.com/support -> some other PHP framework
If someone can point me to an article or give me an idea, I’d be most appreciative.
(*I’m thinking maybe having them on sub-domains is best vs. folders or not a problem with folders?)
For security considerations make use of a proxy (mod_proxy) that maps URLs for each application to a dedicated (virtual) host / server environment.
All applications can then run more isolated to each other and if anyone of those would be exploitable, the impact would be lower.