I have several domains running on the same (physical) server under Apache 2.4 web server.
Some of these domains support secure connections (over the standard HTTPS protocol).
For them I configured the relevant <VirtualHost *:443> directives that turn on the ssl engine, point to the certificate, and so forth. And everything works as expected for them.
But I found (and that's explained in the docs) that when no matching <VirtualHost *:443> can be found for a request, then a fallback logic kicks in that could (and in fact does) select another domain configuration.
What I'm getting is that if I try to connect through HTTPS to a domain that has no SSL configured, I get the certificate of another domain.
Having more than one hundred configured domains on that web server, is there a "catch all" configuration that lets me redirect all HTTPS connections to HTTP on the same domain for those domains that have no explicit <VirtualHost *:443> configuration?
