I'm currently converting an old website to use Symfony 4 and the site uses the LiveZilla live chat app.
LiveZilla lives in a subfolder of the site, and is accessed directly using URLs under somesite.com/livezilla. I can't currently access it of course, because I haven't configured a route for this folder. So Symfony decides that this will be a 404.
LiveZilla is essentially a completely separate app living in its own folder here. It isn't dependent on the website hosting it. Is there a way to tell Symfony to ignore certain paths so that code like this can be executed without interference?
I have a sneaking feeling that I need to adjust the way I am looking at this as I can't find anything obvious in the Symfony docs about this, and the framework is pretty well thought out. The best I have come up with so far is hacking public/.htaccess, but it feels wrong somehow...