Lester Caine wrote:
I am using $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] to get address of the browser accessing the system and then using gethostbyaddr() to get the machine name.
This worked great until I came to a site using M$ Terminal Server to provide the terminals. We still need to know what machine we are talking to, so we can identify the room, and flag the correct set of displays, but $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] seems to be giving only the IP address of the TS machine.
Anybody been here already. Is it possible to identify the terminal that is browsing on the other side of TS. Any pointers to some help to restore operation in this situation.
OK is is even more of a problem!
Two terminals running browsers via terminal server on one machine both accessing PHP on a second machine. Problem - they both use the same session, so what ever you do in one is 'seen' by the other.
Does this mean that any browsers running on terminal server are totally useless as far as web access ?
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