Cliff Woolley wrote: > > On Sat, 6 Apr 2002, Jerry Baker wrote: > > > I know that the docs say it's not possible, but is it theoretically > > possible? > > No. Not with SSL, at least. > > http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.8/ssl_faq.html#ToC47 > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > Cliff Woolley > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Charlottesville, VA
Thanks for the response, but the FAQ is addressing a different situation than what I had in mind. Currently I have a couple of virtual hosts on my machine. They all work fine. When I access the main server through https, it works fine, but when I try to access one of the virtual hosts through https it doesn't work. Here's what happens: I have two virtual hosts. I can go to http://bob and get a page that says, "This is Bob!". I can go to http://frank and get a page that says, "This is Frank!". No surpise yet -- it's the whole point of virtual hosts. When I go to https://bob I get "This is Bob!" as expected, BUT when I go to https://frank I still get "This is Bob!". This is the situation that I was referring to. In this case I don't see how the issue outlined in the FAQ is a problem since there is no need to read any SSL configuration from a virtual host config before having the Host: header. All the SSL config is in the main conf, not in the virtual host containers. -- Jerry Baker
