Re: Mixing HTTPS and HTTP Virtual Hosts in Apache

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Subject: Re: Mixing HTTPS and HTTP Virtual Hosts in Apache
From: Eric Brunson <brunson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2006 16:32:27 -0600
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Yes it does.

Matthew Benjamin wrote:

Good idea however it does not work when you have multiple VirtualHost(http).On 6/5/06, *Nadeem Shahbaz* <thrall.mail.list@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:thrall.mail.list@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
    Matthew Benjamin, on 2006-06-06 12:19 AM +0500, wrote :
    >
    > <VirtualHost *:443>

    Ummm use IP in place of *

    Nadeem

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- Mixing HTTPS and HTTP Virtual Hosts in Apache
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- Re: Mixing HTTPS and HTTP Virtual Hosts in Apache
  - From: Nadeem Shahbaz
- Re: Mixing HTTPS and HTTP Virtual Hosts in Apache
  - From: Matthew Benjamin

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