Two ip adresses in a row in Z2.log
In some very rare cases, I get strange entries in Z2.log : the first field is made of two IP adresses (comma-separated) instead of the usual alone IP address. It seems the problematic entries comes from someone accessing the site via a GPRS mobile phone. I digged quite hard in medusa's code, but did not find where this could happen. Has anyone some insight about it ? -- Damien
Damien Wyart wrote:
In some very rare cases, I get strange entries in Z2.log : the first field is made of two IP adresses (comma-separated) instead of the usual alone IP address. It seems the problematic entries comes from someone accessing the site via a GPRS mobile phone.
They may be strange but they're perfectly normal, the indicate proxied connections as far as I remember. Why are the ycausing you problems? Chris -- Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting - http://www.simplistix.co.uk
In some very rare cases, I get strange entries in Z2.log : the first field is made of two IP adresses (comma-separated) instead of the usual alone IP address. It seems the problematic entries comes from someone accessing the site via a GPRS mobile phone.
* Chris Withers <chris@simplistix.co.uk> [180205 12:58]:
They may be strange but they're perfectly normal, the indicate proxied connections as far as I remember.
Thanks for this explanation !
Why are they causing you problems?
Not really a problem, I just wanted to know the reason behind this behaviour. -- Damien
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