On 2003.07.20, Gustaf Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> my primary point is: if you are running an aolserver behind a proxy,
> the current value of [ns_conn peeraddr] is not very useful.
So:
proc ns_clientaddr {} {
set addr [lindex [ns_set iget [ns_conn headers] x-forwarded-for] end]
if {[string length $addr] == 0} {
return [ns_conn peeraddr]
} else {
return $addr
}
}
I'm still unsure what benefit there is in changing the current semantics
of [ns_conn peeraddr] ...
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