Greeting Vagueites I have a question related to apache using ssl. So, I have two virtual hosts defined, and working, no problem. Let's call them
subdomain1.domain.com and subdomain2.domain.com. The first virtual host uses ssl for login and another section of the site forced to https through the use of an htaccess file. All works wonderfully. Now, The second virtual host is the new version/release of the first subdomain. So, same domain name, but wildly different code and directory structure. http works fine, https on the other hand... not so much. Now the ssl cert I have is signed by a trusted signer and is a wildcard cert. eg *.domain.com. I've been trying to figure out how to get the ssl.conf virtualhost settings correct for both of these virtual hosts. Admittedly I'm sick as dog, and hopped up on medication, but for th life of me I can't figure out how to get it configured. I'm starting to worry that even tho what I want to do is reasonable, it my not be possible, eg: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/ssl/ssl_faq.html#vhosts Tho, it is the same cert, and it is a wildcard, and even tho they are both on the same ip address... is it because using name based virtual hosts, the non default ssl virtual host entry in ssl.conf will never be hit? Any advice/ input would be most welcome. I apologize now if my addled brain has forgotten something. thanks! Mike
