
  For example I have two domains with
  different contents.
  
  Site1 Domain -> Site1 Content Site2
  Domain -> Site1 Content aswell..


So which is it? Different content or the same content for both domains?

If its the same content then the correct way is to use the serveralias option:

&lt;VirtualHost *&gt;
    ServerName www.firstdomain.com
serveralias firstdomain.com www.seconddomain.com seconddomain.com
    DocumentRoot "C:\www*****"
&lt;/VirtualHost&gt;


Now you can serve the same content in the manner YOU were trying to do as well. You just have to set the correct document root for domain number 2. In your example the doc root contains a backslash that it shouldn't if the idea is to serve the same content as domain 1. 

Apache won't allow multiple name-based virtual hosts
Okay, the following situation came up in a recent game of Pathfinder. Pretend the following are in a straight line, in a standard 5' grid with their bases touching each other.

player's summoned creature with 10' reach -> enemy minion-> enemy boss -> player

The only creature with extra reach in this scenario is the summoned creature. Does it threaten the enemy boss (who is 10' away) and provide flanking for the player?

The rules state "You threaten all squares into which you can make a melee attack", which led my group to think it did indeed threaten the enemy boss. However, we're unclear on if the enemy minion between the boss and summoned creature provides cover, and if so, how that might impact threatened squares.
