Hi, I’m a bit puzzled about Apache’s behavior I recently explored on Debian, the Apache version I run is v2.4.10-10, the latest.
I have multiple apache virtual namehosts configured on a single backend server, respectively named as serverA.local and serverB.local, then I have Apache reverse proxy configured to proxy these 2 namehosts also under 2 virtual names hosts on proxy as below: <VirtualHost *:443> Servername serverA.com ProxyRequests Off ProxyPreserveHost On ProxyPass / https://serverA.local ProxyPassReverse / https://serverA.local/ SSLEngine on ……… </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:443> Servername serverB.com ProxyRequests Off ProxyPreserveHost On ProxyPass / https://serverB.local ProxyPassReverse / https://serverB.local/ SSLEngine on ……… </VirtualHost> the interesting thing I see is if I go to https://serverB.com, I see https://serverA.com . But direct access to https://serverB.local and https://serverA.com from the reverse proxy are completed fine. Somehow I have a feeling that when Apache is proxying to the backend, it directs to the "default server” on the backend, which in this serverA. Does anyone has the same experience or did I miss anything that is simply? Thanks. Mizuki
