>
> > > Makund - it is quite likely that your solution will break when
> > > multithreading arrives (as will will loads of other stuff)
>
You could try using Thread.current in your model when storing your
class variable.
For example, in your User model, you could have the following methods:
def self.ip_address=(ip_address)
Thread.current[:ip_address] = ip_address
end
def self.ip_address
Thread.current[:ip_address]
end
You would set these as part of your authentication process
User.ip_address = request.remote_ip
Then you might be able to use this in a :before_save filter in your
models
before_save :set_ip_address
def set_ip_address
self.ip_address = User.ip_address
end
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