[GTALUG] Problem new virtual host
D. Hugh Redelmeier
hugh at mimosa.com
Sat May 2 10:36:27 EDT 2020
| From: ac via talk <talk at gtalug.org>
| On Fri, 1 May 2020 11:33:53 -0400 (EDT)
| "D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk" <talk at gtalug.org> wrote:
| > I'm a bit confused. But I'm probably not the only one.
| > Note: I've never set up a virtual host so I could be way off-base.
| >
| this entire thread is confusing. it was about something unclear to
| start with
| and now it is simply just becoming noise.
Sorry, Stephen asked for help. Something was confused or it all would
have worked for him.
I was trying to help reduce that confusion.
Why do you consider this noise?
| i mean could the op not configure apache properly? did the op not
| register a domain name? is the op's /etc/hosts file being ignored due
| to "browser" control of dns?
Ask him. Not me. I'm trying to ask questions to clarify.
| > By default, I've heard that Firefox has switched to using DNS over
| > HTTPS. If your browsers have done so, they might well be ignoring
| > /etc/hosts.
| >
| this is interesting... imnsho, life is all about balance.
Not in this case. It's about how his resolvers are working or not
working or not working as he expects.
| > | Entering my local IP in a browser gets me to Gerbera's control
| > panel.
| >
| > Now we know that you're running Gerbera on your server.
| >
| > I don't know how Apache picked Gerbera as the default. But you
| > probably don't care anyway. Or maybe you should change the server's
| > setup so it defaults into something innocuous.
|
| it also tells us, on a balance of probability, that the problem is
| probably not routing/port related but Apache that does not know what it
| has to serve... - so either non registered domain or /etc/hosts
So say so to him, not me. And in a way that he's likely to understand
and even act upon.
Maybe he's already figured it out his problem but he hasn't told us.
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