I've got both sites listening on 80 (of course), and since it looks like they can't both listen for SSL connections on 443 (I don't remember seeing that limitation on Apache, by the way...) I've got ...

ok, this is probably obvious but for some reason is escaping me.<BR><BR>i have a web server that hosts multiple web sites, only one of which uses SSL for encrypted communication.<BR><BR>using DNS ...

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