httpd virtualserver doesn't show proper page

[gassganso]

Hi,
Well, here we go:

My system: CentOS Linux 5.4

As my VPS provider filters port 53 I use freedns.afraid.org dns's service.

For testing purposes I'm using co.cc free domain names. (I like the word "free")

And here are the configurations:

On co.cc:

Domain : 	gassgassnet.Co.CC
Service Type : 	Name server (DNS)
Name server : 	ns1.afraid.org
ns2.afraid.org
ns3.afraid.org
ns4.afraid.org

Domain : 	oremosjuntos.Co.CC
Service Type : 	Name server (DNS)
Name server : 	ns1.afraid.org
ns2.afraid.org
ns3.afraid.org
ns4.afraid.org

On freedns.afraid.org:

gassgassnet.co.cc:
	gassgassnet.co.cc (G)	A	190.120.229.160
	www,gassgassnet.co.cc (G)	CNAME	gassgassnet.co.cc

oremosjuntos.co.cc:
	oremosjuntos.co.cc (G)	A	190.120.229.160
	www,oremosjuntos.co.cc (G)	CNAME	oremosjuntos.co.cc

The coma (,) that you see after "www" is because I can not post urls in this forum. On dns server is actualy a dot (.)

And now my server configurations:

httpd.conf:

<VirtualHost gassgassnet.co.cc:80>
DocumentRoot "/var/www/html/gassgassnet.co.cc/html"
<Directory "/var/www/html/gassgassnet.co.cc/html">
allow from all
Options +Indexes
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost oremosjuntos.co.cc:80>
DocumentRoot "/var/www/html/oremosjuntos.co.cc/html"
<Directory "/var/www/html/oremosjuntos.co.cc/html">
allow from all
Options +Indexes
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>

(I can't post the complete file due to I'm not 11 post old in this forum)

The prolem I have is that wen I browse gassgassnet,co,cc it shows me the index file on /var/www/html/gassgassnet.co.cc/html (It's correct).

When I browse oremosjuntos,co,cc it shows me the index file on /var/www/html/oremosjuntos.co.cc/html (It's correct).

Wen I browse www,gassgassnet,co,cc it shows me the index file on /var/www/html/gassgassnet.co.cc/html (It's correct).

But...

When I browse www,oremosjuntos,co,cc it shows me the index file on /var/www/html/gassgassnet.co.cc/html (WRONG)

¿Why?

I will apreciatte any help.
Thanks to all.

[scathefire]

normally when apache cannot find a match it will default to either the global document root or the first available virtual host. So when you say oremosjuntos.co.cc of course it will find a match. When you say www.oremosjuntos.co.cc, that is a completely different host all together.

There are a couple of ways to handle it. One way, and probably the best way imo is to use the rewrite engine to remove or add 'www' to all incoming requests. Then change the name appropriately, in the case of you choosing to add www to the hostname.

You should able to google it and find a cornucopia of examples. apache rewrite tutorials or something should guide you in the write direction.

[Irithori]

Because apache defaults to the first virtual host, if the servername is not matched.

Have a look at the ServerAlias statememt and add what you need.
You can also use globbing with ServerAlias

[gassganso]

Right, solved.

Thanks to both. I used ServerAlias and everything works peferctly

Thx again