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Synopsis: SetEnv can not over ride variables like SERVER_NAME, HTTP_HOST, etc State-Changed-From-To: open-closed State-Changed-By: brian State-Changed-When: Wed May 20 06:14:39 PDT 1998 State-Changed-Why: There should be no need to override SERVER_NAME and HTTP_HOST. You can set the "ServerName" directive for a vhost to be anything, so long as it resolves back to the IP address of the vhost. E.g. instead of ServerName web2-real.syseng.uk.uu.net why not say ServerName web2.syseng.uk.uu.net or whatever "public" name you like. Also, the "HTTP_HOST" variable is precisely whatever the browser puts in its "Host:" header, so by definition it's the "public" name of the web server. It's a Good Idea not to allow people to mess with variables which our documentation states will always be a certain thing.
