That's it exactly !
Since SSL can't support that, it might be better to abort the start-up and
be more *in-your-face* about it than dropping a warning in the log.
But I'm coming around to Owen's POV on this. There is a certain perverse
pleasure in seeing how many different ways there are of saying the same
thing :-)
Simon.
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Subject Re: [Feature Request] Handling attempts at SSL name based
hosting
Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Is there any milage in having mod_ssl abort a start up if you try and
configure
> > it with name based virtual hosting ?
> >
> > I don't even know if mod_ssl is able to determine this detail of
> > configuration but since it's definitely not what you want to to do,
> > failing to start and printing a link to the relevant FAQ might reduce
some
> > of the posts to this list ?
>
> Why is it "not what you want to do"? You can still have named-based
> virtual hosts, but not in SSL mode.
Presumably its wouldnt complain about any name based stuff, only SSL
name-based stuff. Eg, if there is a section
<VirtualHost AA.BB.CC.DD:PP>
....
SSLEngine on
...
</VirtualHost>
then die with an error if there is a
NameVirtualHost AA.BB.CC.DD:PP
directive.
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