if you have two proxy servers, very common, the X-Forwarded-For becomes
a comma separated list of IP addresses
Shankar Unni wrote:
Tim Funk wrote:
2) X-Forwarded-For (IIRC) can be multi-valued (comma seperated via
multiple proxies)
Plus, other load balancers seem to stick in other headers
Tim Funk wrote:
2) X-Forwarded-For (IIRC) can be multi-valued (comma seperated via
multiple proxies)
Plus, other load balancers seem to stick in other headers, too (e.g.
"X-Real-IP"). (These two seem to be the most popular).
It'll be an interesting job to figure out the "real" IP address i
On 14 Dec 2005, at 11:12, Tim Funk wrote:
> I'm not really interested in this patch for a few reasons:
> 1) The functionality is available via a custom pattern
Okay, I wasn't aware of that. This was a hack that fixed an immediate
requirement for me. I don't use it any longer myself, so I'll drop
I'm not really interested in this patch for a few reasons:
1) The functionality is available via a custom pattern
2) X-Forwarded-For (IIRC) can be multi-valued (comma seperated via multiple
proxies)
3) X-Forwarded - This can break existing implementations for clients which
are sending X-Forwarde
--- Phil Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hope this may be useful. If you need a more formal assignment to
> Apache, please let me know.
>
You should post to the Tomcat Bugzilla. That's the best mechanism for
submitting patches.
> Best regards,
>
> Phil
>
-- Sriram
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