Body: <p>Maybe one of you can help me out? I've tried setting up a multi-language site with no "default site" as per <a href="https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/23752/craft-3-multi-site-with-no-default-site">Craft 3 Multi-site with no &quot;default&quot; site</a>. So far so good, except the control panel is not reachable via domain.com/admin. It's only reachable with the language ending, for example: domain.com/en/admin. I would prefer it would be reachable without the language ending. And is there any way to accomplish this without the additional language directories? It seems like a lot of repeated code. Anyone have any ideas? TIA!</p>
  
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Comments.Text: Hi Shannon, this should have been covered by step 3 of the answer you linked to where the .htaccess file handles any requests outside of the sub-folders you've defined. Is it apache you are using? Are you able to post the code you have?
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Comments.Text: I copied the coded 1 to 1, except for the exact languages. If I enter domain.com/admin I always get redirected to domain.com/en.
Comments.UserDisplayName: Shannon Schärer
Tags: <localization><login><multi-site><htaccess><index>
Title: Craft 3 Multi-site with no “default” site AND where control panel login route remains intact and additional directories not necessary
ThreadText: # Craft 3 Multi-site with no “default” site AND where control panel login route remains intact and additional directories not necessary
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2019-08-21)
  
  Maybe one of you can help me out? I've tried setting up a multi-language site with no "default site" as per [Craft 3 Multi-site with no "default" site](https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/23752/craft-3-multi-site-with-no-default-site). So far so good, except the control panel is not reachable via domain.com/admin. It's only reachable with the language ending, for example: domain.com/en/admin. I would prefer it would be reachable without the language ending. And is there any way to accomplish this without the additional language directories? It seems like a lot of repeated code. Anyone have any ideas? TIA!
  
  **Tags:** localization, login, multi-site, htaccess, index
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: Hi username_0, this should have been covered by step 3 of the answer you linked to where the .htaccess file handles any requests outside of the sub-folders you've defined. Is it apache you are using? Are you able to post the code you have?  
  > **username_0**: I copied the coded 1 to 1, except for the exact languages. If I enter domain.com/admin I always get redirected to domain.com/en.  
  
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