Carlos Chavez wrote:
> I have set up my laptop so you can access and confirm. I have the
> following set up:
>
> http://cursorp.form-net.com <-- Default page that comes with RH7
> https://cursorp.form-net.com <-- Same page but using SSL
> https://cursorssl.form-net.com <-- A page with a simple message
>
> cursorssl.form-net.com is a CNAME pointing to cursorp.form-net.com
>
I do NOT confirm your description. What I get is the Apache page on HTTP
and the simple page on both SSL addresses...
This is quite normal - you must have defined the SSL VH with the simple
page *before* the SSL VH with the Apache page. So when an SSL request
comes in, it gets the first VH (the server has no other way to determine
which VH to use). If you want to test this theory: Swap the order of the
SSL VHs in httpd.conf and restart the server. Then both SSL hosts will
server the apache page and you won't be able to get the simple page at
all.
The Apache page on HTTP (port 80) is quite unaffected by all of this...
Rgds,
Owen Boyle.
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