Hello,
I am comming back on the client IP address problem that I have.
On my HPux system, I could reproduce the problem with a small program that listen on a socket and try to print remote address.
Depending on compilation mode, the field that store the address length doesnt have the same type. Which cause the problem to me.
I am in the process of recompiling Apache with the type forced to int, and I will let you know how it turns.
But anyway, this would mean that this problem is definitely not a problem of mod_perl.
So, the last problem that I see is the linking problem... I'll continue to investigate on that point.
Thanks for your help during all this process.
olivier
| Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10/05/2004 09:37
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>>Perfect. So it's not an issue with mod_perl.
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>>>What could I check to go further ?
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>>I suppose it's your IPv6 setup. You probably have the localhost entry
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> mapped
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>>to ::1 in /etc/hosts?
>>::1 localhost
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> Actually I donnot have this line in /etc/hosts
What do you have in there? Could it be that on your platform it resides in
some other file?
>>I suppose we could test for '127.0.0.1' || '0.0.0.0'. Any difference if
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> you
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>>replace it with:
>>127.0.0.1 localhost
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> I always have the same result, even If I test from another host... So
> might it be a problem with Apache 2.0.49 ?
I don't know. Could you ask at the apache users list[1]? Don't mention
mod_perl, say that you get 0.0.0.0 with mod_php or mod_cgi using
$ENV{REMOTE_ADDR} and ask why, giving the other details (platforms, sample
script/etc).
[1] http://httpd.apache.org/lists.html#http-users
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