--On 31 May 2012 07:02:57 -0400 Eric Covener <covener@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:This fails because <VirtualHost *:80> does not appear to set a default when you also have a <VirtualHost 192.200.0.1:80>. The latter always becomes the default.This is sensible/expected, the vhosts with a specific match in the incoming interface are the only candidates.
On 31.05.12 12:36, Alex Bligh wrote:
OK. So is there any way, in an environment where it is not possible to create DNS entries to order, where namevirtualhosts are used, to have a default vhost which is different from a vhost whose name is the IP address?
btw: we use hostnames that are present in /etc/hosts.I found it more efficient to create different /etc/hosts (same name, different IP) on multiple machines than push httpd.conf through a filter that will replace hostname by IP.
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