I'm trying to set up a wildcard certificate in Apache for all Vhost. But I didn't want to configure each vhost as traditionally. I'm trying to do this via 000-default.conf When a website without a certificate accesses through https, it opens with a certificate already, but the problem goes to DocumentRoot / var / www / html I was wondering if you have any variables to configure and that each site would open its vhost All of this in the 000-defaul.conf All other sites already have their configuration to open the docroot now, but only through port 80
If using ISPConfig, it doesn't work that way. If you simply want each site to answer https with an invalid certificate, go to the ssl tab of each site and generate a self-signed certificate. If manually configuring apache (without ispconfig), you can have a default ssl vhost, but all site names which use it will use the same document root. You could configure the certificate file paths in a global server config, but you'll still need virtualhost definitions to set the document root and other things.
I have a wildcard certificate. At the moment I gave up, and I am configuring the same wildcard certificate on each Vhost.
