On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 1:35 AM, Brett @Google <brett.maxfield@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello, > > There is an example at : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/vhosts/name-based.html > > <VirtualHost *:80> > # This first-listed virtual host is also the default for *:80 > ServerName www.example.com > ServerAlias example.com *.example.com > DocumentRoot /www/domain > </VirtualHost> > > <VirtualHost *:80> > ServerName other.example.com > DocumentRoot /www/otherdomain > </VirtualHost> > > I configured something similar, like : > > UseCanonicalName Off > > # serves a "we dont host this web site error message" by default > <VirtualHost revproxy.internal:80> > ServerName revproxy.internal > ServerAlias *.example.com # if enabled snarfs all traffic, even > test.example.com > RewriteRule ^/ /bad_host_error_page.html [L] > </VirtualHost> > > # serves content for test.example.com > <VirtualHost revproxy.internal:80> > RewriteEngine on > ServerName test.example.com > ProxyPass / test.someserver.internal > ProxyPassReverse / test.someserver.internal > </VirtualHost> > > The documented becaviour does not seem to be correct. If i comment out > "ServerAlias *.example.com" traffic to test.example.com goes to the > more specific container and others to the default, but only because > "revproxy.internal" is also the name of the server in the global > server configuration, so the first virtualhost also happens to be the > "default" server int he global sense which is what happens because no > ServerName/ServerAlias is matched in the VirtualHosts. This could only > be done once per apache instance, whereas previously it could be done > once for every NameVirtualHost IP that belongs to an apache instance. > > Ideally i'd like to do something like (whihc i could do in apache 2.2 > - by virtue of NameVirtualHost, and grouping by IP with one as the > default) : > > # serve a "we dont host this web site error message" by default for > *.example.com > <VirtualHost revproxy.internal:80> > ServerAlias *.example.com > RewriteRule ^/ /bad_host_error_page.html [L] > </VirtualHost> > > # content for test.example.com > <VirtualHost revproxy.internal:80> > ServerName test.example.com > ProxyPass / test.someserver.internal > ProxyPassReverse / test.someserver.internal > </VirtualHost> > > # content for test2.example.com > <VirtualHost revproxy.internal:80> > ServerName test2.example.com > ProxyPass / test2.someserver.internal > ProxyPassReverse / test2.someserver.internal > </VirtualHost> > > # serve a "we dont host this web site error message" by default for > *.example.net > <VirtualHost revproxy.internal:80> > ServerAlias *.example.net > RewriteRule ^/ /bad_host_error_page.html [L] > </VirtualHost> > > # content for test.example.net > <VirtualHost revproxy.qgdevcore.govnet.internal:80> > ServerName test.example.net > ProxyPass / test.someotherserver.internal > ProxyPassReverse / test.someotherserver.internal > </VirtualHost> > > # content for test2.example.net > <VirtualHost revproxy.qgdevcore.govnet.internal:80> > ServerName test2.example.net > ProxyPass / test2.someotherserver.internal > ProxyPassReverse / test2.someotherserver.internal > </VirtualHost> > > [.. etc ..] > > I'm guessing that apache 2.4 does not search for more specific > ServerName if it matches a wildcard ServerAlias ? > > I'd like it to work like the docs state, ideally.. > > Cheers > Brett > Any reason why you aren't using the standard recipe? <VirtualHost *:80> # This is the first vhost, and hence the default vhost. # Anything not matched by another vhost goes here # Note, no server name or server alias </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName foo.example.com </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName foo.example.com </VirtualHost> Cheers Tom Tom --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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