Andu wrote back:
> > on startup
> > if $REQUEST_METHOD is "POST" then
> > put $REMOTE_ADDRESS into userAddress
>
> This should be $REMOTE_ADDR not $REMOTE_ADDRESS, my mistake and Apache's
> inconsistency
Thanks Andu.
The following also works and was inspired by the echo.mt script:
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repeat for each item i in the globals
if i = "$REMOTE_ADDR" or i = "$REMOTE_ADDRESS" then
put value(i) into userAddress
end if
end repeat
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As all can see, yes, the actual name is $REMOTE_ADDR and, yes, I'm on
Apache.
Hope this may be of use to someone else in future.
Cheers.
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