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Virtualhost For Wildcard Subdomain and Static Subdomain

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I have an odd situation where I want to have the URLs app1.example.com , example.com and *.example.com all using a different virtual host. This is what I have (excluding example.com because it just makes it messier). <VirtualHost *> ServerName app1.example.com ServerAlias app1.example.com DocumentRoot = /var/www/app1 # Other configuration for this app here </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *> ServerName wildcard.example.com ServerAlias *.example.com DocumentRoot = /var/www/wildcard # other configuration for this app here </VirtualHost> The problem is that they conflict. Whichever one is listed first

Wildcard subdomains on appengine over https on firefox

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问题 When I go to https://wild.rileylark.appspot.com with chrome, I get the nice "this is going great " icon. When I use firefox 4, I get the "omg, you're effed " message: wild.rileylark.appspot.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is only valid for the following names: *.appspot.com , *.*.appspot.com , appspot.com Is this normal? Anything I can do to fix this? 回答1: So the specific condition here is that the name on the certificate is *.appspot.com , and *.*.appspot.com

Dynamic Subdomain Handling in a Web App (Flask) [closed]

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问题 I'm going to be using flask to create a web application, and part of the application will involve a subdomain (for example, user1.appname.org). I'm not sure how to go about creating these subdomains dynamically in the flask configuration, or how to deploy them to a production server. What is the best way of doing this? 回答1: All Flask's routing constructs support the subdomain keyword argument (this includes support for route variables). @app.route("/", subdomain="static") def static_index():