Rubén Clérigo wrote:
Hello
I have an apache 2.2 server running on debian with nearly 100
virtualhosts working without problems. But, I need to host a new name
which contains an Spanish char (ñ). I have created a virtualhost like
the rest, but when I try to browse the site y get the fallback
virtualhost, not the new one. If I change the ServerName in that
virtualhost to a "standard" one, it works fine.
Has anybody encountered a problem like this one? I know this kind of
domains do work on other sites (e.g. www.mañana.es) so I would like to
know how to set up such domains myself.
Thank you in advance.
I have naver tried it myself, but I think you need to use the following
kind of configuration :
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName xn--faltenbgeleisen-berlin-ylc.de
where the above funny way of writing the domain name corresponds to the
"PUNYCODE" encoding of the DNS name.
(Which in this case would be "faltenbügeleisen-berlin.de")
I found the above searching Google for "apache +punycode".
I have not really browsed very deep in the answers.
I think you should also check if the browser which you (or your clients)
are using supports this PUNYCODE properly. I have seen hints for
instance that IE6 natively does not.
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