Yup, it's being rewritten to the ip of the server and setting preserve
hosts on brings other issues.
However I found out that if I place one vhost before the other and
omitting set header on the first one. It'll actually work, and since I
only have to sites its okay.. And working sort of as wanted..
Gabriel Bucher wrote:
have you tried to use the request header attribute 'Host', see http
1.1 specification.
gab
Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael wrote:
Hi
I've tried like a crazy mad man to get apache to set a special header
depending on which domain my requests comes from, I just cant get it
to work(sets the same header no matter which domain). So I thought
that wicket could come to the rescue again..
Instead of setting a header I could get apache to forward to special
urls depending on domain, like this:
http://domain/applicationcontext/mydomain , that way I can get wicket
to pickup which domain the request comes from... But how can it be
done? Because the parameter will be there in every request...
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