[users@httpd] Capturing IP.

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Subject: [users@httpd] Capturing IP.
From: Luis Croker <lcroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 16:42:35 -0500
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    Hi...

    I have an Apache web server (server-A) which Im using like a proxy with SSL, I mean... I receive all connections and forward them to another server (server-B). Everything works fine. Now, we want to capture the source IP address of the connections on the server B, the problem is that all the connections on the server B belongs to server A, is the IP address of server A, because is the proxy. Can I capture the IP addresses that connect to server A and pass them to server B ???? or at least, just capture in the serverA ?.     Im using the proxy module in apache 1.3.33.

    I hope I have been clear, you know... language troubles.

    Thanks.

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