RE: [PHP] local IP script question

2002-10-16 Thread Jon Haworth 

Hi, 

> I'm running Apache/PHP on my machine (WinXP Pro).. 
> I want to create a local php script that detects my 
> ISP's assigned IP address and add a port to it 
> (e.g.: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: )..

If the machine that's running Apache is the same as the machine that gets an
IP from your ISP, you probably want to look into $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"].

Cheers
Jon

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[PHP] local IP script question

2002-10-15 Thread eriol 

I assume this would be easy to accomplish, but I can't seem to figure it
out.. I'm running Apache/PHP on my machine (WinXP Pro).. I want to
create a local php script that detects my ISP's assigned IP address and
add a port to it (e.g.: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: )..

I often am running SpyAmp (a WinAmp plugin) and that creates a basic
html output page using a different port than Apache does.. They both run
together fine without conflicts, but I can't figure out how to create a
php script that finds my IP address and adds my SpyAmp assigned port to
it.. I don't want to have to manually get my IP thru "run --> cmd /k
ipconfig" each time as I'd like to bookmark the local php page instead..
Is this possible using REMOTE_ADDR somehow?  If so, what function(s) do
I need to look into and how would I configure this?  Does the script
need to find my IP, then forward me to another page using the header()
function adding the port to my IP?  If you have a working example, tips
or a URL to help me on my way, I'd appreciate it.. TIA..

Take care.. peace..
eriol



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