[KLUG Members] web question

[Adam Bultman]

PHP can do this, and pretty easily, at that. If you build apache with PHP, 
or if you install the DSO php module, you can use PHP for this.  Something 
like $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['CLIENT_ADDRESS'] I think.  

It's 'heavier' than SSI, but you can do a lot of other fun things with it 
too.

Adam

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On Mon, 22 Dec 2003, Rusty Yonkers wrote:

> Ok ... here is an interesting one for those who do web programming...
> 
> I have to manage a number of Windows desktops.  We have active
> desktop activated and displays the main web page for the internal
> website that runs on a Linux box running Apache.  
> 
> I want to have something in the page that will display the ip address
> of the workstation.  Is there some way to gather this information
> when the computer connects and then put that into the page display? 
> I would assume that it would be some sort of server-side include
> similar to like page count.  We want to display this in the upper
> corner of the page so that if we are having a problem with a
> particular machine that we can simply find it by looking at the
> display...
> 
> 
> 
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> Rusty Yonkers
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