I think you found the problem.
Likely the wildcard DNS is not set.
I wrote to our system admin to set the DNS.
Thanks for the idea!
Webmaster33
2016.09.15. 16:23 ezt írta ("Rodrigo Cunha" <rodrigo.root...@gmail.com>):
> about Situation 3
> as you set up your dns?
> the subdomains are directed to the correct server?
> in http://aaa.subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php dsn is different from
> http://subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php are different subdomains.
>
> 2016-09-15 10:33 GMT-03:00 Webmaster33 <webmaste...@gmail.com>:
>
>> Using Apache 2.2.22.
>>
>> I have the following SSL certificates:
>>
>>
>> Common Name = subdomain.oldsite.com
>> Subject Alternative Names = subdomain.oldsite.com, *.
>> subdomain.oldsite.com
>>
>> Common Name = subdomain.newsite.com
>> Subject Alternative Names = subdomain.newsite.com, *.
>> subdomain.newsite.com
>>
>>
>> I would like the following rewrite actions:
>> 1) Redirect all unsecure requests to secure site, also requests from
>> old sites to new site
>>
>> http://subdomain.oldsite.com => https://subdomain.newsite.com
>> https://subdomain.oldsite.com => https://subdomain.newsite.com
>>
>> 2) Keep request %{REQUEST_URI} between redirects. Also use wildcard
>> subdomains, and redirect them to secure new site, keeping wildcard
>> subdomain.
>>
>> http://subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php =>
>> https://subdomain.newsite.com/foo/bar.php
>> https://subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php =>
>> https://subdomain.newsite.com/foo/bar.php
>>
>> 3) wilcard subdomains, which are NOT ALLOWED should redirected to
>> secure subdomain.newsite.com (aaa, bbb are not allowed)
>>
>> http://aaa.subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php =>
>> https://subdomain.newsite.com/foo/bar.php
>> https://aaa.subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php =>
>> https://subdomain.newsite.com/foo/bar.php
>> http://bbb.subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php =>
>> https://subdomain.newsite.com/foo/bar.php
>> https://bbb.subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php =>
>> https://subdomain.newsite.com/foo/bar.php
>>
>> No one is allowed, except those subdomains, which are listed in 4. point.
>>
>> 4) wilcard subdomains, which are ALLOWED should redirected to secure
>> mysite.subdomain.newsite.com Allowed site:
>>
>> http://mysite.subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php =>
>> https://mysite.subdomain.newsite.com/foo/bar.php
>> https://mysite.subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php =>
>> https://mysite.subdomain.newsite.com/foo/bar.php
>>
>> My problem is, that
>>
>> http://aaa.subdomain.oldsite.com/foo/bar.php
>>
>> shows Server not found error.
>>
>> All the 1), 2) kind of situations are redirecting fine. I have
>> problems getting result for 3), 4).
>>
>>
>> I have the following config files in /etc/apache2/sites-available/
>>
>> default
>> default-ssl
>> subdomain.oldsite.com
>> subdomain.oldsite.com_ssl
>> subdomain.newsite.com
>> subdomain.newsite.com_ssl
>> mysite.subdomain.newsite.com_ssl
>>
>>
>>
>> Using VirtualHost config files like this (this is from
>> subdomain.oldsite.com):
>>
>> <VirtualHost *:80>
>> ServerName oldsite.com
>> ServerAlias *.oldsite.com
>>
>> RewriteEngine On
>>
>> RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(.+\.)?oldsite.com$ [NC]
>> RewriteRule ^/(.*) https://newsite.com/$1 [R=301,L]
>> </VirtualHost>
>>
>>
>> How can I reach to get good redirection results for 3), 4) ?
>>
>>
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
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>
>
> --
> Atenciosamente,
> Rodrigo da Silva Cunha
>
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