On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 3:06 PM, Eric Covener <cove...@gmail.com> wrote:
Is there anything else I can do, like (e.g.) put the IP address as
a hex constant or something in <VirtualHost>? Or disable this rather
annoying feature?
I'd suggest opening a bug report that something weird seems to happen
with the literal IP address in the <virtualHost arguments and that it
works with *:80.
On 30.05.12 22:10, Eric Covener wrote:
Sorry, just catching on now that Matus nailed it. It's not so clear
what the code is trying to tolerate by comparing this way.
I guess that this was historic workaround for defining name-based
virtual servers without defining ServerName/ServerAlias
<VirtualHost one.na.me>
# one.na.me served here
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost another.na.me>
# another.na.me
</VirtualHost>
Since this makes creating default-only name-based virtual hosts
impossible, I've had to found the workaround mentioned in my previous
mail.
I've been trying to solve this problem in the past, but I was only
directed to the mentioned docs, I remember no explanation of why this
is done.
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