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But I do know what I need to accomplish. I run Apache 2.0.47, and ideally my setup would:
*run mass virtual hosting with mod_vhost_alias for hosts on port 80. (Now that's easy..)
On SSL port 443, there should be a web site to view for the exact domain URL only. F.x. [server.tld....] (Where www.server.tld is the machine's native name.)
Every https request *NOT* to that domain name should be presented by an error page.
Lets say I have a virtual host named www.virtual.tld, it should be accessible only via port 80, i.e. [virtual.tld....]
If a user should point his browser to the SSL port with the URL [virtual.tld,...] then that user should be presented with an error page saying something about "nothing here" and so on.
I guess that this can only be accomplished with mod_rewrite, but I have no idea on how to write the rules needed. I'm absolutely new to this kind of setup, and the few pages I've found about mod_rewrite only makes me more confused about it, not the other way around.
Anders
Welcome to WebmasterWorld [webmasterworld.com]!
The following links will help to get you started off in the right direction:
Apache forum charter [webmasterworld.com]
Introduction to mod_rewrite [webmasterworld.com]
Apache mod_rewrite [httpd.apache.org]
Apache URL rewriting guide [httpd.apache.org]
Regular Expressions primer [etext.lib.virginia.edu]
SSL-rewrite-related thread [webmasterworld.com]
Jim
I got something to work, but I'm a little confused, it seems just like "too easy".. :)
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST}!the-server\.net [NC]
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} ^443$
RewriteRule ^/ /srv/www/htdocs/nothere.html [L]Could it really be that easy?
Anders.
That looks fine to me. Test all of the variations of your scenario, and if it works, it works. :)
Jim
I've tried just about anything I think, and it seems to work just as intended..
Later!
Anders.
