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From: "Wes Hegge" <whegge@charter.net>
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Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 16:52:16 -0500
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] VirtualHost Problem - was 2 Problems

Thanks for the help all, I figured out the problem.  I did 
not specify the index page in the individual virtualhosts 
area.  Once I did that everything started working.

On 13 Jan 2003 16:09:44 -0500
  Lee Fellows <lfellows@4lane.com> wrote:
>On Mon, 2003-01-13 at 15:29, Wes Hegge wrote:
>> Is there anyway to diagnose this problem I am having. 
>>  Maybe be able to see what Apache is seeing for the http 
>> header?  By looking in the logs it looks like it is 
>> getting www.test.com.
>> 
>   Try telnetting to www.test.com.  I.E., 'telnet 
>www.test.com 80'.
>   You should see something like 'Trying xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 
>...'
>                                 'Connected to 
>www.test.com.'
>                                 'Escape character is 
>'^}'.'.
>
>   If you get this, type 'GET / HTTP 1.1' and hit enter, 
>then type
>   'HOST: WWW.TEST.COM' and hit enter twice.
>   Look at the output returned by the server in response.
>
>
>   This test will work, but you probably want to create a 
>small html file
>   and request it: i.e., 'GET /testfile.html HTTP 1.1'. 
> if your normal
>   response page is so large that the output will scroll 
>by before you
>   get the opportunity to identify which page actually 
>was returned.
>
>
>   HTH
>-- 
>Lee Fellows <lfellows@4lane.com>
>
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