When trying HTTPS, if no SSL is installed, the user is redirected to the first virtual server website instead of current website

[Etienne]

When trying HTTPS, if no SSL is installed, the user is redirected to the first virtual server website instead of current website.

For example, a user tries to access https://website.com, but this virtual server has no SSL, the user will get a warning, and if they choose to continue, they will be redirected to another website (what it seems the first virtual server added on virtualmin) instead of showing http://website.com or https://website.com with a warning icon.

I’m not sure why it’s redirecting to another domain, but more importantly, I don’t know how to change this.

PS: We do not want to install SSL on these websites.

SYSTEM INFORMATION
OS type and version	Debian Linux 10
Virtualmin version	7.9.0

[Joe]

This is some variant of “the wrong site shows up”. Website Troubleshooting – Virtualmin

The way Apache chooses which VirtualHost to serve is wildly unintuitive. It is consistent, but it seems insane to any human. But, it indicates a misconfiguration somewhere in the use of IP or * or IPv6 addresses in VirtualHost sections in the Apache config.

Note that an SSL VirtualHost is a whole other VirtualHost. So…you can get the “right” behavior with SSL sites and the “wrong” behavior with non-SSL sites. They’re separate VirtualHosts with their own configuration.