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not really sure what you mean, who's online already shows ip addresses.
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I've attached a picture to make myself a bit more clear: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2005/12/3.jpg |
Whatever that Guest is - it is (incorrectly) passing on 127.0.0.1 as it's "real" address, so the hack is (correctly) displaying it. There is a setting to tell the hack to ignore any real ip's that are in the private ranges (such as this one) - but you need to edit this setting in the hack code itself ;
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I've done everything correct, but when I try to import the product it gives me a blank page (within the frameset). Any ideas?
Thanks -vissa |
nevermind I just had to wait long enough.. However, I have another question.
Does this work with the ipinfo mod below? https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...ghlight=ipinfo Thanks -vissa |
If you read the thread for that hack you will find out (go back a page or two).
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*clicks install*
Bob |
Paul...
There isn't a big difference between default fetch_alt_ip and yours. Except yours never returns REMOTE_ADDR as alt_ip. But that's just one line of code, yet you change the whole function... why? All you need to do is change: $alt_ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; to $alt_ip = $_SERVER['HTTP_FORWARDED']; Tell me if I am wrong. ;) Secondly, what's the need for defining PROXYIP? There is a constant ALT_IP, why not use that? Interstinly enough, vB does not use ALT_IP at all ;) I would do it like this: |
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