Re: [users@httpd] https problem

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I assume a.com and b.com resolve to the same IP address.
If so, https to either domain will go to <IP address>:443.
Remember that SSL cannot use the Hostname to distinguish sites, so the two requests look the same to apache and so you get the first VH on IP:443.

Rgds,
Owen Boyle
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I have been planning to build a server with multiple virtual hosts. The idea is that each host could have web stores, but when it came time to actually get credit card info, they would forward you to the one host on the box that was on port 443 (via an https link)... This page would get the card number and process the order... Of course, when they go to this page, the domain in the URL in their browser would change... but thats OK...

This should work, right?

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