Topic: Virtual Host and directory control

[sehk]

Hi,

I am just starting to setup the apache, please bear me.

i have successfully create 2 SSL virtual host with same ip but different ports.

e.g.
Vhost 1: dummy-host.localhost Port: 443, directory: c:\A
Vhost 2: dummy-host2.localhost Port: 90833, directory: c:\B

Actually, i can sucessfull go to the desire directory using
dummy-host.localhost:443, and https://dummy-host2.localhost:90833

but the wired things is i also can c:\B when i type https://dummy-host.localhost:90833.

I suppose only https://dummy-host.localhost:443 can go to c:\A
and only https://dummy-host2.localhost:90833 can go to c:\B

I have attached the httpd-vhosts.conf. please anyone can help out. Thanks

[James Blond]

In your config you didn't define a NameVirtualHost *:90833 . Did you define a Listen 90833?


Eek! The highest port can be 65535. So 90833 will never work

[sehk]

Thanks for reply.

It should be some mistakes when i am pasting , the port should be 9083.

Actually i have define listen 9083 in the etc\http-ssl.conf.

and everythings got fine, instead dummy-host.localhost:9083 and dummy-host2.localhost:9083 can go to the files in C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2/docs/dummy-host2.localhost.

I expect only the dummy-host2.localhost:9083 can do this only.

maybe i have set something wrong, hope can have some guidance.

[James Blond]

I'm not fully sure. But I think that it is the SNI Problem. The problem with using named virtual hosts over SSL is that named virtual hosts rely on knowing what hostname is being requested, and the request can't be read until the SSL connection is established. The ordinary behavior, then, is that the SSL connection is set up using the configuration in the default virtual host for the address where the connection was received.

Also your browser need to support this.