yet another Virtual Host Monster problem

Reinout van Rees wrote:
> Yes, this is possible: it is the way 99% of the plone
sites probably
> works. It is documented in a number of places, so
please check the
> documentation carefully if you followed every step.
> 
> Basically you only need the correct incantation in
apache, assumed
> you've let the virualhostmonster alone in the zope
root.

I am obviously overlooking something. I've tried just about
every 
permutation of Rewrite rules and DNS settings than I care to
admit.

Regarding the VHM in the Zope root, I did at one point
delete it, and 
then reinstantiate it, thinking that might help.  I wonder
if I might 
have made things worse.

In any case, here's my relevant setup info. I have Apache
on port 80 and 
Zope on port 8080.

At enom I use a URL Redirect:

     virtual.com -> http://actual.com

 From my apache httpd-vhosts.conf file is:

     NameVirtualHost *:80

     <VirtualHost *:80>
         ServerName virtual.com
         RewriteEngine on

         RewriteRule ^/(.*) 
http://localhost:8080/Virt
ualHostBase/http/virtual.com:80/myplonesite/VirtualHostRoot/
$1 
[P]
     </VirtualHost>

Results: When I browse to "virtual.com",
"http://actual.com"
appears in 
the address bar.

Note: When I use the Tamper Data Add-On to Firefox, I see
all the 
requests going out to "virtual.com/xxx" and
coming back with 302, and 
then subsequent requests going out to
"actual.com/xxx".

John




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