Hello Joel j> I didn't even think you could have a wildcard server alias, as we have j> always listed them one after the other and that works.
I don't recall ever experiencing problems when accessing a form via www.somehost.com so I'm pretty sure it worked on our previous setup - and all of those sites only had one entry in httpd.conf and one configuration file per website. We're not talking past each other here, are we? I'm not talking about a server-wide wildcard, only that it used to work on all subdomains on a single website that uses a wildcard in the ServerAlias directive. A configuration like this: <Virtualhost server1.com> ServerName server1.com ServerAlias *.server1.com ... </VirtualHost> and a server1.com:80.cnf file in the frontpage directory - would make it possible to submit forms from the website via server1.com/fpform.htm www.server1.com/fpform.htm test.server.com/fpform.htm ...etc. On Apache 2.0 only this works: server1.com/fpform.htm Any other was will bring up a request for username/password - probably because Frontpage Extensions is trying to access the root web (we80.cnf) since it didn't find any virtualhosts defined with the exact hostname. -- Med venlig hilsen / Best regards Anders C. Madsen Golden Planet Tel.: +45 7020 9594 Dalbygade 40 Fax.: +45 7020 9592 DK-6000 Kolding http://www.goldenplanet.dk Flere besøg til din hjemmeside? Se vores mange, gratis råd via http://www.goldenplanet.dk/sogemaskiner.htm -- _______________________________________________ Apache-FP mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.joshie.com/mailman/listinfo/apache-fp Donations: http://www.amazon.com/paypage/PT5LZITM9L227
