On 27.06.06 13:30, Neil A. Hillard wrote:
> I don't understand what the problem is here. I've tested the
> configuration suggested and it works fine (OK, I had to change the IP
> address to match my setup):
>
> <VirtualHost 195.168.3.66:80>
> ServerName 195.168.3.66
> DocumentRoot /home/webs/195.168.3.66
> </VirtualHost>
>
> <VirtualHost 195.168.3.66:80>
> ServerName default.fantomas.sk
> DocumentRoot /home/webs/default.fantomas.sk
> </VirtualHost>
The problem is, that "default.fantomas.sk" does not exist:
Host default.fantomas.sk not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
It has to be default name virtual host on this IP - the catch-all for all
hosts not defined not listed in config file (e.g. nosuchserver.fantomas.sk
or nosuchserver.apache.org):
1151413212 default.fantomas.sk nosuchserver.fantomas.sk - nosuchserver.fantomas.sk 195.168.3.66 fantomas.fantomas.sk 200 20 5 - "/" "-" "-"
1151413489 default.fantomas.sk nosuchserver.apache.org - nosuchserver.apache.org 195.168.3.66 fantomas.fantomas.sk 200 20 4 - "/" "-" "-"
this is the log format:
%{%s}t %v %V %{Host}o %{Host}i %a %h %>s %b %T %u \"%U\" \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\""
The reply has to be like "No server is configured at this address", while
reply for "195.168.3.66" should be the std. page I configured.
The problem currently is, request for 195.168.3.66 falls here :(
> You have made sure you've got a NameVirtualHost 195.168.3.66:80 set?
Yes.
> When not supplying a 'Host:' header or supplying the IP address in the
> 'Host:' header then Apache responds using the first virtual server but
> if the name 'default.fantomas.sk' is used then the second one is used.
Yes.
But nobody should request "default.fantomas.sk" (except me and other people
looking at this problem). People may put 195.168.3.66 into their browser and
get to virtual host for 195.168.3.66 - I make this server for people unable
to use DNS resolution.
But if anybody points any hostname to 195.168.3.66, it should go to
"default.fantomas.sk" (actually I can use any other name except
fantomas.fantomas.sk/195.168.3.66) and tell people "go away, the server you
asked for does not exist".
The pages you pointed me at (and also their 1.3 equivalent) say:
<CITE>
Now when a request arrives, the server will first check if it is using an IP
address that matches the NameVirtualHost. If it is, then it will look at
each <VirtualHost> section with a matching IP address and try to find one
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
where the ServerName or ServerAlias matches the requested hostname. If it
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
finds one, then it uses the configuration for that server. If no matching
virtual host is found, then the first listed virtual host that matches the
IP address will be used.
</CITE>
They only say, that the requested host name should match ServerName and
ServerAlias. But, when the name provided in <VirtualHost> matches the name
requested, the virtual host matches too.
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