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Thanks for point that out Dean. I added an empty vhost entry containing only 
the server name, like this.

<VirtualHost vweb.hooked.net>
ServerName vweb.hooked.net
</VirtualHost>

This seems to have activated the real host. I red the vhost documentation and 
there is nothing stating that the real host will be ignored. One must agree 
that having the real host have a vost entry is strange. It should really be 
pointed out.

Thanks again.

-- james