Hi,

I'm running some name-based vhosts and one of them is a self-signed ssl
vhost under:
        apache-1.3.27-13
        openssl-0.9.6k-2
        mod_ssl-2.8.14-13.
My apache configure is like this:
        Port 80
        <IfDefine SSL>
                Listen 80
                Listen 443
        </IfDefine>
        ServerName domainA
        DocumentRoot "/dummy/doc/root"
        NameVirtualHost *
        <VirtualHost *>
                ServerName domainA
                DocumentRoot /domainA/doc/root
        </VirtualHost>
        <VirtualHost *>
                ServerName domainB
                DocumentRoot /domainB/doc/root
        </VirtualHost>
        <VirtualHost *>
                ServerName domainC
                DocumentRoot /domainC/doc/root
        </VirtualHost>
        <VirtualHost _default_:443>
                ServerName domainA
                DocumentRoot /ssl-domainA/doc/root
                SSLEngine on
        </VirtualHost>

The trouble is:
When I connect a non-SSL domainC(http://domainC/) , I get a pop-up warning
which says certificate is self generated, and I can't see any secret
icon on the brouser when I accept or not. And more confusing, any
another non-SSL domains(A and B) don't! A both-domain(domainA) goes good
non-ssl and ssl.

I walked around some archives and googles but could not find any answers.
Anybody met this problem? 
I would really appreciate any help or suggestion.

Thanks,
Takeshi

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