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I host multiple websites from my computer on a single IP address. I use SNI with Mod_SSL.
I am afraid of someone with a non-SNI browser coming along, entering my ...
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- 08-17-2011 #1Banned
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Specifying which server to parse by default in Apache
I host multiple websites from my computer on a single IP address. I use SNI with Mod_SSL.
I am afraid of someone with a non-SNI browser coming along, entering my IP address and then Apache serving a website I did not intend them to see via that route.
How can I make it so Apache/Mod_SSL will parse a specific website by default to a client that does not have SNI-capability? Would it be done by:
<VirtualHost _default_:80>
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost _default_:443>
</VirtualHost>
?
- 08-17-2011 #2
I *believe* it will default to the first virtual host definition.
As you have the setup already, just try it?
Some old browser version should be possible to get.You must always face the curtain with a bow.
- 08-17-2011 #3Banned
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Yeah I just did. Sick!! Thats how its done. I haven't tested it, but NSI notices have vanished from error.log.
Solved.


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