@Christoph, i'll look at it late again if i have time: i still do not understand what is the difference between this and my application, and in my application it stores `request.remote_ip` as a normal string. Maybe as a temporary workaround you can try to parse or convert `request.remote_ip` back and forth between some formats a few times to get it to be a normal string.
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