[Linux-disciples] Grabbing the hostname with CGI

[Adam Kessel]

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Um, remote_host() I believe is what you want.

On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 12:18:21AM -0500, Stephen R Laniel wrote:
> I'd like to include the hostname of an incoming weblog comment (see,
> e.g., http://laniels.org/weblog/my_life/niece.html) in the output. I want
> to do this
>=20
> a) so that posters are aware of the data that I already have on them, and
> b) so that I can save myself a little labor: I always end up digging
> through my Apache logs to find POSTs anyway, so why not put it right on
> the comments page itself?
>=20
> Now, blosxom already loads the standard CGI module. I assume there's some
> function within it that extracts the hostname or IP from an inbound
> request. If it's not in the CGI module, Apache must know about it.
> *Someone*, in any case, must know about it. What's the best way to grab
> it?
>=20
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Adam Kessel
http://bostoncoop.net/adam

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