Here this ip (192.168.1.5) is my own IP and Database is a folder share by me only on my system. Sir, If possible can you just check with this code in your system...as I think I am stuck up with something strange. I shall be waiting...

I was asked to make a website using php that tells the user their IP address. If the X_FORWARDED_FOR header is being used, it is meant to look there for the IP. I'm probably making a simple mistake, but I really can't find whats wrong, and this is my first time actually programming in php.

I have a little problem here i have uploaded my system on server and my ip adress is showing a number incrementing from my ip that is if my ip adress is 127.0.0.0 it will show 127.0.0.1 and i really need the ip adress for my database when the user enter their details i want to see his/ip adress and it needs t be saved on the database.

Very noobish question i know, but I haven't found any help on that. Basically I want to have a 3-page website in 1 file (index.php).

2006年8月10日 · when i use $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; i get my IP address.. however, the ip address that you may have been told of by your ISP and the one that requests page information may be different if you use proxy or routers, etc..

2006年8月10日 · GATEWAY_INTERFACE = CGI/1.1 SERVER_ADDR = 127.0.0.1 SERVER_NAME = localhost SERVER_SOFTWARE = Apache/1.3.23 (Win32)

I wondered if it's possible to make PHP save some info to another file on the same server. An example: index.php should check if the visitor's IP is allowed to open the page, if not, the IP should be added to banned_ips.php. index.php would look something like this

When the client is using a proxy, the proxy may send the client's IP or a fake IP or no client IP information at all. So even if the server receives an address, it can't be trusted without knowing the specific proxy's habits.

Hiya, easiest way that I can think of to do this would be to split them up into an array, and check that the provided IP is between the number range.

I learn PHP under Linux RH 7.3 with 1 eth card installed. when I typed [url]http://IP_address/sessionRead.php,to[/url] read the registered session, on the we...