Symfony 3 serve static html file at root

Question

I made a few months ago a symfony website for a client.

Today he asks me to add a simple static html file to the root of the website, that contains nothing but a hash. (This file will be used by a community manager to register the website somewhere).

Then I asked myself, what is the simplest way to tell Symfony to serve this static html file just as simple apache would do, by just placing it to the root folder ?

To be clear, this file must be accessed at the root level, just as an index file. What makes it not convenient is that its name is a hash itself.

M. Kebza · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-10 02:15:58Z

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If you are using apache and default .htaccess then if file exists in public / web directory then it will be served directly.

answered Aug 10, 2018 at 2:15

M. Kebza

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