I am trying to setup apache 2.0.52 on Debian to serve different pages for different domains that point to my computer by using name-based virtual hosts. All is going well, except for one thing: I can't set up a virtual host that uses a ServerName that matches my system hostname. I currently have a default page that is shown if a client goes to any URL handled by the server that is not specifically defined. Unfortunately, this default page also appears when the client goes to the URL matching my system hostname, although using a ServerAlias directive will allow www.<hostname> to work correctly, but the ServerName and ServerAlias directives have no affect on http://<hostname> itself. I have even tried using a ServerAlias directive that uses the entire system hostname, but replaces the first letter with *. Even this allows *.<hostname> to show the correct page, but <hostname> itself still shows the default page. Is there anyone who can help me solve this, as I don't want to change my system hostname at this time, although doing so actually fixes the problem for the virtual host that matched it and breaks the virtual host that matches the new hostname. This is how I know that the problem is related to the interaction with the system hostname. Any help greatly appreciated, and I will clarify any misunderstandings and send any necessary config files. PRINCE
