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access logs weirdness - host/ip displayed as '1' (Admin > logs)
On one of my little used sites (hosted by Dreamhost – shared hosting) I noticed this: all ‘host’/IP’s are displayed as ‘1’ in the access logs (instead of the usual xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format.
I’m using up-to-date svn builds, that might have something to do with it, although on my other (localhost) install those things are displayed correctly.
Do I have some bizarre setting somewhere (either in Txp or my Dreamhost account) ?
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Re: access logs weirdness - host/ip displayed as '1' (Admin > logs)
phiw13 wrote:
all ‘host’/IP’s are displayed as ‘1’ in the access logs
I spotted this too. Probably something to do with r3682 and its related typo but I haven’t a clue why it does it. Hopefully Robert knows…
EDIT: oh wait, I wonder if $ips[0] is only taking the first character of the $ip string?
EDIT2: Hmph, maybe not… my IP begins with ‘86’ today and I still just see ‘1’ in the logs.
Last edited by Bloke (2012-04-10 13:50:43)
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Re: access logs weirdness - host/ip displayed as '1' (Admin > logs)
phiw13 wrote:
… although on my other (localhost) install those things are displayed correctly.
I’m wrong there, when i access the local site (running on my OS X dev machine) from another Mac, it displays as ‘1’ in the logs.
PHP 5.2.17 @ dreamhost and PHP 5.3.8 on OS X / localhost
Bloke wrote
I spotted this too
Ah good, I’m not alone then… :-)
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Re: access logs weirdness - host/ip displayed as '1' (Admin > logs)
Bloke wrote:
I spotted this too. Probably something to do with r3682 and its related typo but I haven’t a clue why it does it. Hopefully Robert knows…
remote_addr() should work as expected as far as I see. Robert didn’t do any other changes to it than add additional IPv6 local addresses to the X_FORWARDED_FOR heading check, and then fix that single character typo.
As you are having issues, do you have X_FORWARDED_FOR header set? Any change your public IP you’re using to access the server is same as the server’s, or you are behind a proxy?
Philippe, Stef, please, could you put the following snippet to your page template and post the results here:
<txp:php> echo
'REMOTE_ADDR: ' . serverSet('REMOTE_ADDR') . '<br />'.
'remote_addr(): ' . remote_addr() . '<br />' .
'SERVER_ADDR: ' . serverSet('SERVER_ADDR') . '<br />' .
'X_FORWARDED_FOR: ' . serverSet('HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR');
</txp:php>If any of the addresses is not a local IP or a public proxy, feel free to censor last two groups or so from the address.
Last edited by Gocom (2012-04-10 17:53:05)
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Re: access logs weirdness - host/ip displayed as '1' (Admin > logs)
Gocom wrote:
post the results here:
REMOTE_ADDR: 86.xx.yy.zz
remote_addr(): 1
SERVER_ADDR: 85.xx.yy.zz
X_FORWARDED_FOR: That gives some insight.
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Re: access logs weirdness - host/ip displayed as '1' (Admin > logs)
Took a look (again) to remote_addr() and what you a know, there is a small typo — still. The function is doing bit more than just comparing the IP in the statement. I’ve sent a patch to the issue tracker with issue #165.
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Gocom = Eagle Eyes.
Thanks!
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Re: access logs weirdness - host/ip displayed as '1' (Admin > logs)
Gocom == hero !
Works perfectly fine now on both localhost and Dreamhost, thanks.
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Re: access logs weirdness - host/ip displayed as '1' (Admin > logs)
Looks like I have hit the high-score on the BPLOC meter there. Thanks for spotting!
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