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Andras Balogh wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Sorry for disturbing the list but i have a problem and i cann't fix it.
> In the archives no reference were found.
>
> My server config is:
>
> Redhat Linux 6.1
> Apache 1.3.9. + Apache Jserv1.1b3 compiled in source
> JSDK2.0
> IBM jdk118 for Linux
>
> In a simple servlet I try to get the request.getRemoteHost() but it returns
> an empty String.
> In the httpd.conf file i set HostNameLookups on.
> In the earlier (1.0) version of Jserv it worked great.
>
> I thought that is is a configuration problem with my server config but
> i ran the /cgi-bin/printenv script and returned
> ....
> REMOTE_HOST = gw.grafx.ro (this is correct).
> ....
>
> I don't know what could be the problem.
>
> Can somebody help me?
>
> Thank You,
> Andras.
Hi Andras :
I believe the getRemoteHost() bug is an IBM JDK 118 bug. Have you tried
it with
Blackdown's JDK ? There were reports about this problem on the IBM
software
newsgroup if I remember correctly.
Anyway, it will be resolved in the next release of the IBM JDK - 1.3 !!
Regards,
pascal chong
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