Dear experts,
I was half-expecting to find that there was something like this:
<Location />
ErrorCode 404
</Location>
that would make Apache return a particular error response for all
matching requests. But I can't see anything; maybe I've overlooked something?
Here's the application: I have a server with name-based virtual hosts.
Some of my domains are email-only and I don't want Apache to serve up
anything for them; I was recently surprised to find that it defaults to
the first-listed virtual host when it doesn't recognise the hostname.
To work around this, I have put an explicit default virtual host before
the real ones:
<VirtualHost 1.2.3.4:80>
<Location />
... return 404, or similar, please ....
</Location>
</VirtualHost>
But how to return the error code? I currently have something like this:
<VirtualHost 1.2.3.4:80>
DocumentRoot /does/not/exist
</VirtualHost>
which feels bad, if you know what I mean. (It's also untested, as I
have to wait for a DNS change to propogate before I can see if it has worked.)
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Phil.
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