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Asked: 2026-05-10T20:39:03+00:00

I have a virtual host setup on Apache 2 like so (simplified): <VirtualHost *>

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I have a virtual host setup on Apache 2 like so (simplified):

<VirtualHost *>   ServerName domain.com   ServerAlias *.domain.com   DocumentRoot /var/www/domain.com/html </VirtualHost>  <VirtualHost sub1.domain.com>   ServerName sub1.domain.com   DocumentRoot /var/www/sub1.domain.com/html </VirtualHost>  <VirtualHost sub2.domain.com>   ServerName sub2.domain.com   DocumentRoot /var/www/sub2.domain.com/html </VirtualHost>

The outcome I’m looking for is everything that isn’t sub2.domain.com or sub1.domain.com should go to the domain.com. They all have to be on the same default port and they all share the same IP address.

What actually happens is that sub2 goes to sub2 as expected, and everything else goes to sub1, i.e. the wildcard definition is ignored.

How can I fix this up?

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  1. Change the <VirtualHost sub1.domain.com> to <VirtualHost *> and <VirtualHost sub2.domain.com> to <VirtualHost *> also. First one is the default one anyway.

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