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How to implement background access restrictions in phpcms

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How to implement background access restrictions in phpcms

File path:/caches/config/system.php

Modification method:

Modification:

'admin_url' => ''

For example: the domain name that needs to be bound to the backend is a8800.phpip.com, then we can only access the backend through http://a8800.phpip.com/admin.php.

So this should be changed to:

'admin_url' => 'a8800.phpip.com',

Bind the domain name: a8800.phpip.com to the same directory as the website.

The a8800 here is any domain name, the more complex the better.

Function implementation method:

File:/phpcms/modules/admin/classes/admin.class.php

if(pc_base::load_config('system','admin_url') && $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]!= pc_base::load_config('system','admin_url')) {
                        Header("http/1.1 403 Forbidden");
                        exit('No permission resources.');
                }

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