[users@httpd] Basic question

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Subject: [users@httpd] Basic question
From: "Tezyn Drasdin" <tezyn.drasdin@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 21:01:43 -0600
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Hey Users,

I know that this is probably off the scope of what the mailing list is used for, but I don't know of a better group that I could ask. Respond privately if this is too far off of our subject.

I know that if you telnet into a web server port 80, you can make GET requests ("GET /index.html HTTP/1.0"), but how can you specify which VirtualHost you want to access? Is there a way that you can? I have tried, to no avail, adding the full FQDN into my GET request. I am needing to do some Server testing, with out a DNS to run off of, so I need to be able to manually request the correct info.

Thanks in advance
Tezyn

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