RewriteRule indicates the name of the sub-member in the repository...

# RewriteRule ^ ([^.] + )? $ 1.php[ L] I have a website fake configuration called xxx.com. the object stored after the website is named xxxFTP. The path is home2 * public_htmlxxx, which is not used in my xxx Project # rewriteRule ^ ([^.] + )? $ 1.php[ L] so when I am another... # RewriteRule ^ ([^./] + )/? $ 1.php [L]

I have a website fake configuration called xxx.com, and the object that is stored later is xxx.
FTP path is
Home2/*/Public_html/xxx/

Because I have not used it in xxx Project# RewriteRule ^ ([^./] + )/? $ 1.php [L]
So when I have another main website (home2/*/Public_html/) after joining this generation
When I enter xxx.com, it will become 404.
You must add index. php to make it normal.
So he automatically added my xxx to this generation... but I didn't use this generation in xxx.
So he takes xxx.com into xxx.com/index, so it will
How can I change this RewriteRule? Do not affect other projects!

My current practice is to add it to public_html/xxx /.
RewriteRule ^ index $ index. php [L]
In this way, we can coexist. but I don't know what else will happen.
Xxx is the only website on which my website does not have any hidden domain name. so suddenly, something went wrong.