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I have a debian with apache2 on board. Only port 443 is opened and I'm exposing a SVN with svn_dav. I want to disable access to my server using ip address only (ie //1.2.3.4) and I want to be able to reach only with https://svn.myserver.com (that is actually working)

Apache is ignoring fake virtual host because I can reach my server... I tried with any suggestion google purphosed... I think that the problem is svn_DAV but modules_enabled/svn_dav.conf doesn't contain anything...

ports.conf:

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nameVirtualHost *:443

SVN virtual host

<VirtualHost *:443>
    ServerName svn.myserver.com
    ServerAlias svn
    <Location />
        DAV svn
        SVNParentPath /var/svn
        [blablabla]
    </Location>
    [some SSL configuration]
</VirtualHost>

fake virtual host

<VirtualHost *:443>
    DocumentRoot /var/www/fake
</VirtualHost>
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You need to use SNI. To configure Apache to use it, see this article: SSL with Virtual Hosts Using SNI.

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