On 6/15/2015 5:02 PM, John Dunlap wrote:
I am getting the client ip address in every request and checking it
against an access control list which is stored in my database(so that
the user can maintain the ACL's without the assistance of an
administrator). These are the code snippets which are grabbing the IP
address:
==== Begin Snippet 1 ====
# Check which method is available and use the correct one. For some
# reason, remote_ip was changed to client_ip in Apache 2.4
if ($connection->can('client_ip')) {
$R->{remote_host} = $connection->client_ip();
} elsif($connection->can('remote_ip')) {
$R->{remote_host} = $connection->remote_ip();
} else {
die("I don't know how to find the client's ip address");
}
==== End Snippet 1 ====
==== Begin Snippet 2 ====
if ($connection->can('client_ip')) { # Apache >= 2.4
return $connection->client_addr->ip_get;
} else { # Apache <= 2.2
return $connection->remote_addr->ip_get;
}
==== End Snippet 2 ====
Looks to me like someone has already made Apache 2.4 modifications to
the code.
You might want to compile the mod perl 2.09-rc3 and test with that as I
don't know what SVN version debian is working with.
regards,
KAM
