Creating an HTTP catch-all?

Hello,

no, not really. What you can do, is create a fallback host (a virtual host with domain *.something)  in combination with a real webserver that hosts the "site parked" page.

Sabine

Was afraid of that. A fallback doesn't work, because you need to know the domain in advance.

My client's clients have control over their own DNS, so they can decide themselfs to create a domain "newoffersthissunday.com" and point it to their public IP serviced by the UTM.

This also now gives a very simple 403 (no access), while it should give a 404 (not found), which would have been better. Even better if the page could be customized.

It would be an option if the UTM would support the domain "*", which Apache itself does, but the UTM doesn't accept it.

But you could also put in '*.com', '*.de', '*.org' and so on. That covers most of the domains. ;-)

Brillant, I hadn't thought of that. Must be Friday afternoon.... Thanks a million, one happy customer!

Brillant, I hadn't thought of that. Must be Friday afternoon.... Thanks a million, one happy customer!