| Bug : | Basic support for cluster servers |
| Status : | Fixed |
| Severity : | Normal |
| Reporter : | orkan |
| Updated by : | Olivier C. |
| Category | General |
| Version : | 121 |
| Frequency : | Consistently |
| Fixed in : | 125 |
| Details : | Firstly, I dunno how much Seditio is supposed to be environment independent? (uhh, I hope you get my point ;) Heres, what the hosting company says: Your script is calling for the "REMOTE_ADDR" and receives the IP of a server in front of one of our back-end servers. The web facing server is then passing the scripts output without giving the expected REMOTE_ADDR of the visitor. In order for your scripts to recognize that they are on a cluster and log the correct IP of your visitors, you will need to replace and add the code below. For PHP: Locate any lines of code that are similar to this snippet of code, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; And replace it with this snippet of code, $_SERVER['HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP']; |
| Items affected : | system/common.php, system/functions.admin.php, admin.lang.php |
History and comments :
| 26-05-2008 21:37 Olivier C. PM sent to the reporter : |
| 26-05-2008 21:36 Olivier C. Added. |
| 20-03-2008 22:24 Olivier C. Huu, not gonna be easy to have it nice and clean :[ |
| 20-02-2008 13:52 Trustmaster Cluster support should be a core feature, IMO. |
| 20-02-2008 03:10 orkan yes, but without a core hack its hard to change the SED's defaults. The firts possible hook is after $usr['ip'] assignment |
| 18-02-2008 18:27 Trustmaster Each cluster / load balancer / webserver uses different environment variable to pass the real client REMOTE_ADDR. Some of them don't pass it at all. Code: $_SERVER[$cfg['real_ip_var']]; |