Graham Clarke did speak thusly:
Hi - I'd like to setup a meaningful error page for a virtual host
that uses mod_vhost_alias. If a visitor enters a url that doesn't
exist on the server they're served a custom error page.
Here's a simple example:
The vhost has:
VirtualDocumentRoot /var/www/html/customer/%1
Requests for http://samplesite.mydomain.com will serve
/var/www/html/customer/samplesite/index.html
However, if the user makes a mistake and enters
"amplesite.mydomain.com" apache throws an error.
My question is how to catch these cases and show a friendly error
page rather than an ugly apache error?
Thanks,
Graham
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I think you might be confused here.
The example you are giving would likely not even get to Apache in the
first place as it is likely to be a DNS error you are getting as the
"amplesite.mydomain.com" subdomain probably does not have a DNS entry.
To verify this, see if you get a valid IP address when you query DNS
using nslookup or dig for the "amplesite.mydomain.com" host.
Dragon
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