If there is no matching virtual server, you will get the first virtual server in your config file. Create a dummy virtual server as the first entry and it will do what you want. Mine is:Nasir Zia wrote:
Hi,
If i point a new domain in my DNS to my web server running Apache 2.2. It will automatically load the existing web site.
I have two sites already running on my server. I want to point a different web site to my server it will show me the index pages of my already running site. How can i manage this on Apache level that if i point a new site in my dns to my web server it shows nothing unless define a Virtual Host for that new site.
Which configuration i need on Apache side for implementing this
<VirtualHost *>
ServerName no.name
DocumentRoot "C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs"
</VirtualHost>
That's the page you will get if you go to my server using the IP address (for example). It gets a simple page that lists all the sites (current and former). It's a way that I can still see sites that no longer have a registered domain (such as my kid's baseball team from several years ago).
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