I have an apache installation with two vritual hosts defined. The AMAgent for apache is installed and working fine. But ... I only want the agent to manage one of the virtual hosts. The virtual hosts are IP based because they both run over SSL. How do I tell the agent to *not* manage the second virtual?
Mark
I've tried that, and no luck. We actually set com.sun.am.policy.agents.config.notenforced_list.invert to 'true', inverting the meaning of the not enforced list, and there is just one specific sub-URL (https://site1.foo.com/suburl/*) in the list. So everything else should already be 'not enforced'. And testing against other url's under site.foo.com shows that to be true.
The behaviour I am seeing is actually odd ... When I try to go to https://site2.foo.com/, I get redirected to https://site1.foo.com/. You would think that, if the Agent is the problem, then it would redirect me to the login url defined in AMAgent.properties. But it doesn't ... it just sends me to https://site1.foo.com/.
But I know the plugin is the issue because, if I comment out the reference to dsame.conf in httpd.conf, everything works as expected.
Mark
