X-Forwarded-For Header

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Sergey Antonyuk

Hello,
how can i read "X-Forwarded-For" header information in ASP?
Thank you
 
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Ray Costanzo [MVP]

From what? If you have an e-mail that is a file on the physical file
system, you can use the file system object (Scripting.FileSystemObject) to
open it and read the contents.

Ray at home
 
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Dave Anderson

Sergey said:
Hello,
how can i read "X-Forwarded-For" header information in ASP?

Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR").Item


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Dave Anderson

Ray said:
From what? If you have an e-mail that is a file on the physical file
system, you can use the file system object
(Scripting.FileSystemObject) to open it and read the contents.

Funny.

Or were you being serious? X-Forwarded-For indicates an indirect requestor,
such as a user coming through a proxy.



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Ray Costanzo [MVP]

Um, yeah. For whatever reason, I was thinking of mail headers...

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