Bug#283006: marked as done ('default' site is not always default)
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From: David Waite <mass@akuma.org>
Subject: 'default' site is not always default
Date: Thu, 25 Nov 2004 14:49:08 -0700
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Package: apache2
Version: 2.0.52-1
When doing named virtual hosts, no logic is in place to make the
'default' site the default for unknown named hosts. Apache defines the
default site to be the first virtualhost defined, independent of
ServerName and the like.
Having 'default' declared independently of the sites-enabled mechanism
and included first would solve this problem. For now, my workaround is
to prefix my sites with 'www.' always, which causes default to be first
in inclusion order. Another workaround would be to not link default to
sites-enabled, instead including it directly from sites-available.
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From: "Adam Conrad" <adconrad@0c3.net>
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Subject: RE: Bug#283006: 'default' site is not always default
Date: Fri, 26 Nov 2004 09:44:05 +1000
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David Waite wrote:
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> When doing named virtual hosts, no logic is in place to make the
> 'default' site the default for unknown named hosts.
As of 2.0.51-2, on fresh installations, 'default' is linked in
sites-enabled as '000-default'. There's not much more we can do here,
as many people (me included) like the freedom to be able to unlink the
'default' site and use our own setup instead.
If your links aren't coming out in the order you'd like, you can of
course pull whatever similar tricks you want, changing the symlink to
'__default__' or whatever suits. There's no law stating a symlink has
to have the same name as its target. :)
... Adam
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