Thank you all,
I can't find `more direct way of getting the IP address' nor way of
getting the network interface of the HTTP-request. The following is
summary of what I learned from this ML and source code.
- 'SERVER_ADDR' environment variable is not portable.
PSGI Specification says nothing on this variable.
- It is HTTP server, not the Catalyst who chooses to support
this variable or not.
The lighttpd support 'SERVER_ADDR',
the nginx needs additional configuration to support this, and
HTTP::Server::PSGI(which is used by Catalyst test server) doesn't
support.
- In many cases, host name( '$c->req->uri->host' ) is more suitable
because it is IP version neutral.
N.A.
(2013年03月24日 15:33), Octavian Rasnita wrote:
From: "N.A." <n...@u01.gate01.com>
To: <catalyst@lists.scsys.co.uk>
>> I wan to get the IP address of the interface(network device)
which the
>> request come through.
>
> My bad.
Unless there is a more direct way of getting the IP address, you can
create distinct virtual hosts for each IP address that can access your
web app and set an HTTP environment variable that specifies that IP
address. Then read that env var in your app.
--Octavian
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