Hi Owen!
On Nov 21, 2007 4:59 PM, Boyle Owen <Owen.Boyle@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> That's about right... You didn't (mercifully :-) show us your complete config,
>
well, if u need some reading-stuff. I'll send them to ypu right away
or, if you prefer, post 'em here on the list ;)
> but I'm guessing you just used ServerAlias directives instead of ServerName.
absolutely correct
> As far as VH resolution is concerned, they are equivalent. You might get problems with redirect and self-referential URLs, however.
ehem?
Could you specify what you mean by this?
What I did to every vhost is, that I specified a vhost on port80 and
one on 443.
When coming in through port 80, then a small rule via mod_rewrite
redirects the request to port 443, and this also works like charm.
Here's the rule:
RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1
> It is true that if you don't care about browser warnings, or that the session is encrypted using the cert from the first VH only, then name-based VHing under SSL will *seem* to work. It's fine for a test environment but this is no solution for the real world (would you type your credit card number into a website that seemed to be called nice-shop.com but your browser was complaining that the certificate was registered to evil-crook.com?)
>
I absolutely agree with you on that one. However, it's just a
test-server for internal development mirroring the production-server's
environment, and the struggle with our network-admins allowing us
additional IPs for that server is something I'd rather avoid ;)
Cheers!
Gregor
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