REMOTE_ADDR Weirdness

[R Melder at SPiN Internet Media]

Which host is referencing $REMOTE_ADDR?

Is this the application flow?
Browser-->vHost A-->vHost B-->vHost A-->back to browser

; ) .randy
 
 ..:: Randy Melder ::..
 602-279-0135 - www.spininternetmedia.com
 
 
 


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[mailto:plug-discuss-admin@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us] On Behalf Of Phil
Mattison
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 2:26 PM
To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Subject: REMOTE_ADDR Weirdness


Here's a brain teaser for you guys. I'm using the PHP fopen() function with
Linux/Apache to read HTTP data from one web server to another (not all that
unusual as I understand). REMOTE_ADDR is supposed to have the IP address of
the requestor when the responding server script runs, and it usually does,
except when both web servers are virtual hosts on the same physical server,
in which case REMOTE_ADDR is the same as SERVER_ADDR (not good). I've tried
it on three different virtual host systems, all with the same result.
Twilight Zone, anyone?
--
Phil Mattison
Ohmikron Corp.
480-722-9595 ext. 1

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