According to Matthew Tebbens: > > No I'm not sure its caused by Apache, but I wanted you to know about it > anyway. Just incase others have problems. > The way I fixed it was just like I said before. [...] > Everything is working fine now.
With the virtual host entry!? [...] > Apache defaults to the main web documents directory if the client does > not send back the host its trying to get to, right ? If a client does not send a Host: header the main server (or a possibly existing "_default_" virtual host) is used, but never an other name-based virtual host unless a given ServerPatch value is matched or the used name of a virtual host is not name-based but is pointing to the A record of your machines IP address or is an entry in your /etc/hosts file for your local machine. I don't think the problem you encountered was caused by an Apache bug and I'm going to close this PR unless you can provide details that prove that it is a bug. Of course you are always welcome to open a new bug report. ciao... -- Lars Eilebrecht - "The steady state of disks is full." [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ken Thompson) http://www.si.unix-ag.org/~sfx/
