apache_queries.sql

I've noticed my apache_queries.sql file growing recently and upon 
further inspection I noticed that when someone requests a page without 
using the FQDN m_l_s puts an entry in apache_queries.sql.  For example, 
if I request a page from intranet.northtrailrv.com m_l_s puts an entry 
in the table access_intranet_northtrailrv_com.  But if I request a page 
from intranet, which with my internal DNS resolves correctly, then m_l_s 
puts an entry in apache_queries.sql and does not create the table 
access_intranet.  

My config for m_l_s is as follows:
MySQLLoginInfo                  localhost apache XXXX
MySQLSocketFile                 /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
MySQLDatabase                   apache
MySQLCreateTables               On
MySQLMassVirtualHosting         On
MySQLPreserveFile               apache_queries.sql


in my error_log I see this:
[Tue Mar 11 14:30:21 2003] [error] attempting reconnect because API 
said: Table 'apache.access_intranet' doesn't exist
[Tue Mar 11 14:30:21 2003] [error] reconnect successful.
[Tue Mar 11 14:30:21 2003] [error] delayed insert attempt failed, API 
said: Table 'apache.access_intranet' doesn't exist
[Tue Mar 11 14:30:21 2003] [error] entry preserved in 
/tmp/apache_queries.sql


It seems to be able to create tables for the FQDN requests.  Does this 
make any sense?


Thanks,
Bert Rapp

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