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Mixing regular and virtual hosts on apache2



On Sun, Oct 08, 2006 at 08:24:09PM -0400, bill at horne.net wrote:
> Thanks for reading this.
> 
> I'm running Debian Sarge with Apache/2.0.54.
> 
> I've configured various virtual websites, which work fine, but I'm unable 
> to get Apache2 to render a non-virtual site, i.e., when I access the 
> server by IP address, it always produces the first virtual site instead 
> of the html located at the document root.
> 
> Does Apache2 allow non-virtual sites to be mixed with virtual? The
> closest clue I found was in the Apache docs, which say that the first
> virtual container will be used for unmatched requests, but I don't
> know if there's a way to do both non-virtual and virtual sites. Since
> I have a lot of html and php that's written for a non-virtual site,
> I'd like to have the option.

The only thing non-virtual about the default site is that it's
the site selected if the IP and port match and no other site is
specified in an HTTP1.1 header.

I don't understand what "html and php... written for a
non-virtual site" would be. What isn't working for you?

-dsr-


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