>>>>> "Exile" == Exile  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Exile> Beside of $ENV{REMOTE_ADDR} , is there any other way to capture
Exile> the users IP?  I found that the user IP will vary by RELOAD
Exile> from browser sometimes...

That's always the IP address of the client connecting to your webserver.
If that changes from hit to hit, that's the way it is.  There's not
necessarily a "users IP".  Heck, the user might not even have a TCP/IP
stack... haven't you seen http-over-email?

What problem are you trying to solve?  There's not a one-to-one match
between user and IP, just like there isn't between user and browser.

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