1. Read the "NameVirtualHost xxx" directive to identify which address/ports activate Virtual Hosts.
On match, proceed to step 2. In my case this is *:80 - port 80 on any adapter.
2. Now look through the <VirtualHost xxx> directives. I'm not sure if the xxx is matched against the xxx in the NameVirtualHost directive or the interface/port in use. Keep them the same unless you know better!
For each matching VirtualHost directive, see if the included "ServerName" directive matches the server name from the client (the users browser)
If the servername matches, then look no further... use this virtual host
If no servername matches in any virtualhost then use the first virtualhost that matched the NameVirtualHost directive. You are most likely falling foul of this mechanism
On 14/09/06,
bwobbones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the reply,
Sorry, a mis-communication. I mean process as in a series of steps. I.e.
is there some way of getting httpd to print out the sequence of steps that
it is using to determine which vhost to go to?
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Steve Swift
http://www.swiftys.org.uk
