Hello Sorin,
Thank you very much.
I finally found out the course of the strange results I am getting.
I used the request_rec to get the conn_rec. In this connection record
there's a field called base_server, which I used as the source for the
server_hostname.
request_rec *r;
conn_rec *c;
serv
On 2013-09-24 13:04, Christoph Gröver wrote:
Hello Sorin,
I suppose you use the server field of the request_rec structure and
not some stored server_rec that was passed to you in post_config or
somewhere else.
Definitely. I have adopted this from some other module and didn't know
there was a
Hello Sorin,
> I suppose you use the server field of the request_rec structure and
> not some stored server_rec that was passed to you in post_config or
> somewhere else.
Definitely. I have adopted this from some other module and didn't know
there was another way to obtain a server_rec structur
On Sep 24, 2013 5:40 AM, "Christoph Gröver" wrote:
>
>
> Hello list, Hello Sorin,
>
> I tested several different Apaches (2.4.x and 2.2.x) and they never did
> the wanted or expected.
>
> If I configure more than one VHost only the first one is returned by
> the server->server_hostname structure.>
On 2013-09-24 11:38, Christoph Gröver wrote:
Hello list, Hello Sorin,
I tested several different Apaches (2.4.x and 2.2.x) and they never did
the wanted or expected.
If I configure more than one VHost only the first one is returned by
the server->server_hostname structure.
The one of the secon
Hello list, Hello Sorin,
I tested several different Apaches (2.4.x and 2.2.x) and they never did
the wanted or expected.
If I configure more than one VHost only the first one is returned by
the server->server_hostname structure.
The one of the second vhost that is configured as a "ServerName" se
