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Atif_Malik_1133
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Nov 10, 2005

(re)Setting remote_addr

I saw several posts on how to get the real client ip to be forwarded as a variable. My problem is slightly different I want to reset the variable REMOTE_ADDR to be the real client address. All the iru...
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May 23, 2007

Posted By hoolio on 05/23/2007 7:54 AM

 

 

If you're wanting to modify how Apache logs HTTP headers, I think you can use the LogFormat directive in your httpd.conf. SOL4816 (Click here) has an example:

 

 

 

How Apache logs HTTP headers has nothing to do with it. The goal is to enable legacy applications to exist in an environment where the only authentication supported is client certificates.