Hi Alex, > In the end, when you add the server the domain name resolves > to a single > IP address that is the bind address for the server. My only > suggestion is that > if I can use a name to set the bind address I should be able > to use the same > name to restrict a VirtualHost instance to that same address. [...]
> I don't see the issue with allowing > VirtualHost.setServerAddress() to do the > same a resolve a domain name to a numeric IP address. If you > give it the > wrong domain name that is the same error as giving it the > wrong IP address. Ok, I understand your point of view. It makes sense but things are a little more complex because the "serverAddress" property is actually a Regex expression that will be matched against a numerical IP address. It would be hard to automatically decode domain names from this regex into IP address. Also, note that you don't have to restrict by "serverAddress", by default a VirtualHost will accept any IP address. You could simply restrict by "hostDomain" instead. Best regards, Jerome
