How to configure default vhost for https in apache?

Question

Apache HTTP Server

I have a bunch of domain names configured on the same server, the first host loaded from /etc/apache2/sites-enabled is used by apache by default. Now if I request a non-existent subdomain for example a.domain2.com, then apache will direct me to default.com and so on for all other domains. I want to disable this and always show a 404 error if no matching vhost exists for the subdomain. For http traffic, I solved this problem by adding the following configuration:

<VirtualHost _default_:80>
    Redirect 404 /
    ErrorDocument 404 "Page Not Found"
</VirtualHost>

Everything works with a bang, I'm doing the same trick for the * .443 port

<VirtualHost _default_:443>
    Redirect 404 /
    ErrorDocument 404 "Page Not Found"
</VirtualHost>

And then my https sites stop opening at all, chrome gives an error that the host cannot provide a secure connection. Sites work without this configuration. How can I achieve the same behavior for https requests as for http?

Answer 1

In VirtualHost _default_:443, you need to add a description of the SSL configuration (certificate and key, at least, still bundle). Well, enable ssl there in principle (SSLEngine on).