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Hello! I have configured several Virtual Hosts for apache httpd.conf. My main question is, that i have configured for NameVirtualHost a wildcard (*) because i have a dynamic IP Adress. Because the precedence of apache, al domains I try to get, always show the 1rst configured on VirtualHost. Any ideias to solve this question? Thank you very much for your time!
If I understand U correctly the first configured virualdomain always shows, no matter what (local)domain U type in UR browser??
And U only have 1 public IP at your disposal??
Only solution (to my knowledge) are the use of port asignments. That is done by specifying what port the domain should listen on like this :
# Virtual host
<VirtualHost <YOUR-IPADDR>:<THEPORT>>
DocumentRoot..... and all the trivial stuff.
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