So, I'm developing my own CMS which dynamically adjusts to the settings I have set on a specific domain.
I just developed this whole CMS on my local machine and now facing the problem that I have multiple projects, each on a different domain (same host provider though, don't know if that's relevant?). On my localhost it's no problem because I just point to the specific CMS folder.
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Example: My CMS Files are in a subdirectory of www.mycms.com like www.mycms.com/cms/ and my project ist hosted on www.project-a.com.
Now I assumed I just need to include my multiple CMS files like www.mycms.com/cms/classes/user.php, etc.
Since this gives me a permission denied error and everyone on the web seems to be against allow_url_fopen because of security risks, I need to know if I have other possibilities to make this work without putting all the files of /cms/ into each domain each time. Because that would force me to upload all CMS files all the time to each domain seperately, even if I just change minor things.
I don't know if this is compareable to an API like the Google Maps API or something where you also just include remote files? (As far as I know)
What are my options? And if there are no options left, should I reconsider using allow_url_fopen but implementing security methods to avoid attacks, etc?
