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| And then I did this beacuse it don’t work:
Can you clarify here? What happened when you restarted apache? Was an error reported? I would recommend reviewing your error log /var/log/apache2/error.log as this file will contain further details on what went wrong.
Hi, ryanpg,
I have solved the problem.
The caching plugin w3 did I could only access the site from /wp-admin because I had deleted w3’s file in wp-config.php to avoid caching. I had no error code, page was not there.
The error log showed problems with w3 and was what pointed me in the correct direction.
Deactivating the plugin w3 and getting SSL-certificate on both virtual hosts did the trick.
Further more I changed my second virtual host to a virtual host not being encrypted. (before getting the SSL-certificate.)
Thanks for helping.