On Mon, 25 Jan 1999, Frederic Herman wrote:
> I created a virtual domain for an IP alias, but when I tried to browse the
> virtual domain, I instead got back the page for the normal domain on the
> server. I checked the /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file, and found that
> although the virtual domain had been correctly set up in the file, the
> line:
>
> # BindAddress *
You seldom use this directive. This is used to bind explicitly to some
address. By default, apache will bind to all address and try to resolve to
which virtual host it is pointed to. We use the BindAddress when we run
multiple copies of Apache on the same box (independant copies with
different config file) for example.
> had not been uncommented. After I uncommented this line and restarted
> httpd, the virtual domain worked correctly. It appears that this is a bug
> in linuxconf.
I can't tell why it failed to work the first time, but this is certainly
unrelated. In both case, apache was able to pick the request. I suspect
this may be a DNS configuration problem. For example, you may have
restarted you DNS in the mean time or something like this.
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