mod_gnutls incorrect cert issued by server

[Wayne Connolly]

Hi all,

I just tried out mod-gnutls in apache 2.2.12 ubuntu 9.10 because mod-ssl 
is not a option (no TLS compiled into our version and no way to get it...)

All went perfect with the exception that one of the https sites always 
shows up the wrong cert.

Each 443 vhost is in its very own vhost file because having 
'ServerAlias' in the 443 section failed to recognise the ServerAlias 
correctly. This is good practice anyway.

So I have one IP - and mod_gnutls enabled and working for 5 of the 5 
domains.

It is close to working. I have 4 or the 5 domains working :

Working

    * https://portal.jglinvestments.com.au/
    * https://www.measanctum.com/
    * https://measanctum.com/
    * https://www.wendysmusic.com.au/

Faulty

    * https://wendysmusic.com.au/ <- uses the wrong certificate from
      MeaSanctum.com.


THEN::: The weird thing is that if i put a '0' in front of the vhost 
filename 0measanctum.com_SSL 0www.wendysmusic.com.au_SSL then apache 
reads the measanctum one first and the above situation is true. However 
if I remove the 0 from 0www.wendysmusic.com.au_SSL then the below happens


Working

     * https://portal.jglinvestments.com.au/
     * https://www.measanctum.com/
     * https://wendysmusic.com.au/
     * https://www.wendysmusic.com.au/

Faulty

     * https://measanctum.com/ <- uses the wrong certificate from 
*.wendysmusic.com.au.

Before you ask - all cert/docroots/domains have been triple checked by 
others and are correct. Why would the order change do this? Any tips?

P.S. This is driving me insane.

-- 
Kind Regards,

Wayne

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