Am 10.03.2009 um 22:07 schrieb Peter Saint-Andre:
On 3/10/09 3:04 PM, Jonathan Schleifer wrote:Why do we need to send what we think is our IP? IMO, this is completelyuseless, as it doesn't matter at all.We had discussions about this in Brussels. Some people want this. No onesays you need to implement it in your client.
For which reason do we need that?
It only means extra work for the client developers, which means they need to find a portable way todetect the IP adress on all interfaces. Plus this only allows specifyingone IP. I think this puts unnecessary burdens on client developers.Another option is not to send the client's IP at all and the server justreturns the IP address that it sees as the IP from which the client connected.
That's exactly what I proposed - I don't want to worry about getting an IP from the interface for which I know it's wrong in 90% of the cases anyway.
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