Amos Jeffries wrote:
DNSStuff address detection is broken. It assumes IPv4 addresses in the
X-Forwarded-For header. This has always been a false assumption.
Squid-3.1 is IPv6 enabled software. So if the client connects to it over
IPv6 network the address listed will not be an IPv4.
The squid cache.log when logging with debug section 11,9 contains a lot
of info about the HTTP protocol coming and going through squid.
Including the headers.
Amos
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It may be broken in detecting ipv6, but it's broken
in detecting ipv4 as well....
It's calling some geolocation script that displays that
text -- I think they just have a buggy detection script...
Might say something about their Ip monitoring software...
