How to modify the ThinkPHP 5.0 backend management address

ThinkPHP is a rapid development framework based on PHP, which is widely used in Web development. In the process of using ThinkPHP 5.0, we may need to modify the backend management address to improve the security of the website. This article will explain how to modify the ThinkPHP 5.0 backend management address.

1. Open the config folder

In the ThinkPHP 5.0 project, open the config folder and you can see a file named route.php.

2. Open the route.php file

In the route.php file, we can add routing rules to modify the background management address. First, we need to use the Route::rule() function to create a routing rule.

For example, if we need to change the background management address to "/admin_login", we can use the following code:

Route::rule('admin_login', 'admin/Index/login');

Here, "admin_login" represents the new management address, "admin/Index/ login" represents the original management address. The purpose of this line of code is to map the original management address to the "admin_login" address.

3. Save modifications and test

After modifications are completed, save the route.php file. Enter "http://project address/admin" in the browser, and you should see a prompt that the page cannot be accessed. This is because we have changed the background management address to "/admin_login" and need to use the new address for access.

Enter "http://project address/admin_login". If you can successfully access the background login page, it means the modification is successful.

Note: If a subdomain name or secondary directory is used, the routing rules need to be adjusted accordingly.

Summary

Through the above steps, we can easily modify the backend management address of ThinkPHP 5.0 and improve the security of the website. In actual projects, we can also combine other security measures to further protect the security of the website.

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