> No you don't. If in one Apache you say > Listen 80 > Listen 443 > > and it will listen to both ports.
That I didn't know. I will try it, thanks > .. > </VirtualHost> > (but only once, for HTTPS; the reason for that is longer to explain). > Well, if I'm not mistaken it's simply because the request being crypted, Apache can't know which VirtualHost to use? So it will default to the first one under https. > ... > Sorry, really analysing the code is a bit beyond my commitment Hey, no problem, I can see why ;-) > Be humble. On one side, there is Apache code, which is extensively tested and > running on > hundreds of thousands of sites. On the other side, there is your code, which > runs on just > a few sites. If there is a problem somewhere, where is it most likely to be ? > Don't worry, I am. In fact, I did not consider for a second that it was an Apache problem, because as mentionned already, the system runs fine on several other machines. I tought rather of a compilation problem, in libapreq maybe, some flag pertaining to 64 bit systems that I forgot?
