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$_SERVER['X_FORWARDED_FOR'] doesnt exist
I've tried using a proxy to find it and looked through it using print_r and everything, it just doesn't exist, what am I missing?
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I think it should be HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR
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It's
X-Forwarded-For. Although I'm not sure if PHP would convert hyphens to underscores. Web-based proxies won't pass a X-Forwarded-For, but normal proxies, such as those on 8080, should do.The XFF project may of be some use to you in this case. |
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Is it actually set? You won't find it unless the header itself is sent (and it isn't always).
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Tried that. Man this is old, I think I understand what the problem is now cause I read more of wild honeys post -_-
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