? about getremoteaddr

["Vernon, Clayton" <Cl...@ENRON.com>]

When I tried to upgrade everything, my application stopped functioning.
It no longer can get the remote IP address, nor do the *.jsp handlers
seem to work to use mod_jk.so.
 
I have Apache 2.0, Tomcat 3.3 b1 built, and the mod_jk.so for A2.0 built
from this distribution.

I can start Tomcat fine, and Apache fine, and when I go to my server
with Apache I can "switch" over to Tomcat to see the examples at
server:8080.

Most of the examples seem to run fine.

Except one, and it's the one I care most about. If I use "snoop" I get
127.0.0.1 as the remote address, and localhost as the remote host.

Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? Apart from the IP address, the
Tomcat stand-alone seems to be functioning well. It's just thinking
everyone out there has the same default IP and is giving all of them the
same stored data (was IP-specific).

Also, does anyone know why Apache 2.0 isn't letting me execute the
.jsp's. I have to redirect to Tomcat to get them to work.

Also, why doesn't Tomcat running stand-alone know the answer to
getRemoteAddr?

Thank you,

Clayton Vernon
Houston, Texas

PS Is there a URL for a newsserver I might receive?

Re: ? about getremoteaddr

[Dmitri Colebatch <di...@bigpond.net.au>]

Are you using any squid accelerator?

On Mon, 23 Jul 2001, Vernon, Clayton wrote:

> When I tried to upgrade everything, my application stopped functioning.
> It no longer can get the remote IP address, nor do the *.jsp handlers
> seem to work to use mod_jk.so.
>  
> I have Apache 2.0, Tomcat 3.3 b1 built, and the mod_jk.so for A2.0 built
> from this distribution.
> 
> I can start Tomcat fine, and Apache fine, and when I go to my server
> with Apache I can "switch" over to Tomcat to see the examples at
> server:8080.
> 
> Most of the examples seem to run fine.
> 
> Except one, and it's the one I care most about. If I use "snoop" I get
> 127.0.0.1 as the remote address, and localhost as the remote host.
> 
> Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? Apart from the IP address, the
> Tomcat stand-alone seems to be functioning well. It's just thinking
> everyone out there has the same default IP and is giving all of them the
> same stored data (was IP-specific).
> 
> Also, does anyone know why Apache 2.0 isn't letting me execute the
> .jsp's. I have to redirect to Tomcat to get them to work.
> 
> Also, why doesn't Tomcat running stand-alone know the answer to
> getRemoteAddr?
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Clayton Vernon
> Houston, Texas
> 
> PS Is there a URL for a newsserver I might receive?
> 
> 
> 
> 
>