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Markus R. Keßler
Hi there,
I've written a little perl script that handles text like a webmail gui
does. It is accessible via webbrowser from the internet.
When the script is invoked without parameter if creates the neccessary
html code for a kind of input mask for entering the text, as well as the
buttons for "send" etc. So there's no need for a html file creating the
input form and from which the script is invoked.
It _does_ work, so far.
But, because the script is called from itself, $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'} always
writes the IP of the _SERVER_ into the logfile, rather than the user's
one :-(
Any idea how to get around that?
Thanks for any hint!
Best regards,
Markus
I've written a little perl script that handles text like a webmail gui
does. It is accessible via webbrowser from the internet.
When the script is invoked without parameter if creates the neccessary
html code for a kind of input mask for entering the text, as well as the
buttons for "send" etc. So there's no need for a html file creating the
input form and from which the script is invoked.
It _does_ work, so far.
But, because the script is called from itself, $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'} always
writes the IP of the _SERVER_ into the logfile, rather than the user's
one :-(
Any idea how to get around that?
Thanks for any hint!
Best regards,
Markus