Multiple virtual hosts

[Stapleton, Steven]

> That sounds like an application issue. I would turn up logging and check all the logs to verify whether
> it's processing those requests appropriately and locating valid sessions in each case, at which point it's
> not the SP causing it.

The log files specific to that virtual host are being updated with the requests. What else should I be looking for in Apache?

> There's also no requireSession option, which means the application must be getting customized to
> do session init for you, so perhaps that trigger is hardcoded to do that on the original vhost?

I'm using the vanilla Apache that comes with RHEL4. The part of the application server that this is accessing has no special mods for Shibbolth. Shibboleth is configured to set, I believe, "remote-user" in the header, which the app server accepts as the user. If I have the parameter name wrong here, I've tested with the correct one before - Apache will not accept it from the browser.

requireSession is not set in any of the config files. I'll look up that parameter in the documentation.

-Jim Stapleton