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I have been trying to host 2 site site A and site B in apache web server the configuration are given bellow:

Site A

<VirtualHost sitea.com.au:443> ServerName "sitea.com" ServerAlias sitea.com DocumentRoot "/home/sitea.com" ....... </VirtualHost>

Site B

<VirtualHost siteb.com.au:443> ServerName "siteb.com" ServerAlias siteb.com DocumentRoot "/home/siteb.com" ....... </VirtualHost>

The issue I am facing is: Site A https requests are working properly, but for site B all the request are redirected to site A. When I remove the site A configuration file, site B is working properly. Individually sites are working fine, but together they are causing issue.

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    Why do you have names in the <VirtualHost>? Commented Apr 20, 2015 at 17:50
  • I have tried removing the name too like <VirtualHost *:443> but still not working Commented Apr 20, 2015 at 17:55
  • Michael Hampton has right, with *:443 should it work, your current version doesn't help anything. What are doing the ""-s after your ServerName? They doesn't look really okay. Try to use simply siteb.com, instead of "siteb.com". Commented Apr 20, 2015 at 18:00
  • Thanks Michael and peterh, tried that removing " " but it didn't helped Commented Apr 20, 2015 at 18:08
  • What gives an apachectl -S? Can you see both of your vhosts in its output? Commented Apr 20, 2015 at 18:09

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Noticed that you have: ServerName "sitea.com"

So is the site sitea.com.au or is it sitea.com? And more importantly, how are you attempting to access the site(s) in a browser? Are you using the FQDN's that are properly defined in your conf file?

As mentioned above, you should change your VirtualHost lines to be as it should be IP:Port, it is the ServerName that should denote the FQDN that is coming in.

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