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If you do not want users to access a module directly, you can set up a module map (protection for the background is more practical).

1. ‘URL_MODULE_MAP‘ => array(‘test‘=>‘admin‘),

Note: After the module mapping is set, the original admin module will not be accessible and can only access the test module.

Our Access http://serverName/Admin will report errors that the module does not exist, while the http://serverName/test admin module can be accessed normally.

If you also set MODULE_ALLOW_LIST parameters, you must change the original module in the Allow module list to the mapped module name, for example:

1. ‘MODULE_ALLOW_LIST‘ => array(‘Home‘,‘Test‘,‘User‘),
2. ‘DEFAULT_MODULE‘ => ‘Home‘,
3. ‘URL_MODULE_MAP‘ => array(‘test‘=>‘admin‘),

Module-mapped modules must be defined using lowercase

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