virtual directories and http, https

[timgerr]

I have a webpage that I get to with

http://www.xxx.com

and

https://www.xxx.com

I have created some virtual sub domains that look like this

<VirtualHost * >
ServerName [URL unfurl="true"]www.xxx.com[/URL]
DocumentRoot /var/[URL unfurl="true"]www/html/xxx/joomla[/URL]
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost * >
ServerName development.xxx.com
DocumentRoot /var/[URL unfurl="true"]www/html/development[/URL]
</VirtualHost>

When I add a ip to the VirtualHosts like this

http://www.xxx.com

and

https://www.xxx.com

I have created some virtual sub domains that look like this

<VirtualHost 72.aaa.bbb.ddd>
ServerName [URL unfurl="true"]www.xxx.com[/URL]
DocumentRoot /var/[URL unfurl="true"]www/html/xxx/joomla[/URL]
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost 72.aaa.bbb.ccc >
ServerName development.xxx.com
DocumentRoot /var/[URL unfurl="true"]www/html/development[/URL]
</VirtualHost>

So now I can go to the correct page

http://www.xxx.com

but now with

https://www.xxx.com

When I use

https://www.xxx.com

I get the /var/

http://www/html

directory. How can I get https to match the virtual host that I have created?

Thanks,
timgerr



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[smah]

At the very least, you need to add the port 443 specification. Something like:

<VirtualHost 72.aaa.bbb.ddd:443>
ServerName

http://www.xxx.com

DocumentRoot /var/

http://www/html/xxx/joomla

</VirtualHost>

Each https server (virtualhost) must have it's own IP address.

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Steve
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