I just posted the following to debian-users - there's some new data at the end: I'm Apache 1.3 on potato. I can't get name-based virtual hosting to work. I just browsed the archive - I've got the NameVirtualHost IP-address in place. I've had the local Linux User Group mailing list look at my config - they've had a number of thoughts, none of which have panned out. Every time I go to my default domain - fireopal.org - I get the fireopal.org index.html. Every time I go to the other domain - ytilaer.com - I get the fireopal.org index.html. Here's the Virtual Host section of my httpd.conf: :NameVirtualHost 209.134.132.36 : :<VirtualHost 209.134.132.36:80> :ServerName fireopal.org :ServerAlias fireopal.org *.fireopal.org :ServerAdmin webmaster at fireopal.org :UserDir public_html :DocumentRoot /var/www_test/host.fireopal.org :ErrorLog /var/log/apache/error.log :</VirtualHost> : :<VirtualHost 209.134.132.36:80> :ServerName ytilaer.com :ServerAlias ytilaer.com *.ytilaer.com :ServerAdmin webmaster at fireopal.org :UserDir disabled :DocumentRoot /var/www_test/host.ytilaer.com :ErrorLog /var/log/apache/host.ytilaer.com-error.log :TransferLog /var/log/apache/host.ytilaer.com-access.log :</VirtualHost> I discovered something interesting on my last attempt to get this working - no matter what I do, apache is still serving up /var/www. I discovered this when I moved everything out of /var/www into /var/www/host.fireopal.org - all my pages disappeared. So, I recreated /var/www, and created /var/www_test/host.fireopal.org and /var/www_test/host.ytilaer.com. I then re-wrote the index.html files in www_test, so I could identify which one I'm getting. I'm always getting the one in /var/www. I don't have any "DocumentRoot /var/www" in my httpd.conf at all! Any hints? -- Scott Raun sraun at fireopal.org