On 2/28/23 4:22 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
That's because there is nothing that the server can do to determine the
client's real IP address. When NAT is used, as is apparently the case is
here, as far as the server knows that's the IP address where the
connection is coming from, and that's the only IP address that's
involved. The real client IP address is only known to the network proxy.
Please clarify where the NAT is that you're talking about.
N.B. the OP did say "public IPv4 address of the remote client", so it
doesn't seem like the OP is trying to identify the client's LAN / NATed
IP address.
I did not see any indication that the OP had any form of NATing between
the Internet and the Courier IMAP daemon. Maybe I missed another
message describing that.
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Grant. . . .
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