On 16.04.2012 11:40, Tom Evans wrote:
They can. Excerpt from my httpd.conf:
Your excerpt does not show different DocumentRoots -- nor any other settings...
Could you show more contents? What is the Apache version you are using? In all
my attempts, Apache a) issues a pointless warning about multiple SSL vhosts on
the same IP/port; b) uses the settings (including DocumentRoot) from the first
vhost encountered for all of them.
On 16.04.2012 11:39, Reindl Harald wrote:
because SSL was misdesigned years ago and the Host-Header is also sent
encrypted, so the server can not know for with hostname the ssl-handshake is
and since he knows the Hostname AFTER handshake it is too late
No, this does not answer my question. In my scenario the SSL-certificate is the
same for all vhosts concerned. So Apache could use that certificate to establish
the SSL connection, and then parse the Host:-header to determine, which group of
other (non-SSL) settings to apply to the request. But Apache does not do that --
not in 2.2.22.
Is this an omission, that can and should be fixed, or am I missing something
else? Thanks!
-mi
