RE: Virtual Hosts
Hi Joe,
That's the correct documented behaviour for Apache - once you define VirtualHosts, the first VirtualHost becomes the default site. Just add a blank VirtualHost before the others you've designed, by default it will inherit all it's settings from your "main" Apache config.
Carl
PS This is the apache-developers mailinglist - you might find that you get quicker better help by emailling the debian-user list.
-----Original Message-----
From: joe [mailto:joe@futratec.com]
Sent: 26 February 2004 13:12
To: debian-apache@lists.debian.org
Subject: Virtual Hosts
Greetings,
Does anyone know if you turn on the Virtual Hosting in Apache 1.3.26 if you have to now set up a virtual host for the default site in the /var/www location? I have the virtual hosts/sites set up and working just fine redirected to user directories, /home/xxuser/public_html.
It seems that the first virtual site/host that has been defined has become the 'main' site so any traffic not specified, say using the IP address of the Debian/Apache box, will return the first virtual host as the main host/site?
Regards,
Joe Maroney
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