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q: apache 2.4.23 reports server certificate does not include an id, but everything works apache (2.4, both versions .20 and .23) is sending the following waring to my error log:
[tue oct 04 09:17:02.438371 2016] [ssl:warn] [pid 55157:tid 140100469708544] ah01909: <host>:<port>:0 server certificate does not include an id which matches the server name

however, when i go to https://host:port/... with google chrome, i get the green lock, and clicking on it and looking at the server information gives all the correct information about my server.
is this an apache bug?  a failure of my understanding?
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## ssl virtual host context
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<virtualhost _default_:<port>>
documentroot <the path>
servername <host>:<port>

should i replace default with my host name?
openssl x509 -in [cert file] -noout -subject
-->
subject= .../ou=platinumssl/cn=[host]
so i have defined the server name correctly in the conf file, and the certificate has the host name correctly listed.

a: this is just a warning.
it is logical that you define the directive servername to specify which url you are serving, when you configure a certificate, httpd will match the name in servername against the cn in the certificate you are using.
this wont prevent httpd from running since it is not a fatal error or anything, but it just warns you because clients will complain.
about the virtualhost directive, do not define names in it, names should be defined in servername as i mentioned above.
so briefly: make sure servername and cn or san in certificate match.
you can use this command to check the cn in your certificate:
openssl x509 -in /path/to/cert.crt -noout -subject
also, if your certificate is a wildcard, the sane thing to do would be to define these directives in your virtualhost:
servername example.com
serveralias *.example.com


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