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Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 20:45:40 -0400
From: Joshua Slive <jslive@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Not Logging Proxy Requests

On 6/17/05, Tim Traver <tt-list@simplenet.com> wrote:

=20
> Joshua,
>=20
> actually, PROXY_ADDR is an environment variable that is created by
> mod_extract_forwarded...

It is possible that this module is setting the variable too late in
request processing for mod_setenif to get at it.

>=20
> But, HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR is a header that is sent with the request from =
the
> proxy machine to the destination. I have also tried to use this variable,
> but to no avail...
>=20
> On your recommendation I tried HTTP-X-FORWARDED-FOR, but that doesn't wor=
k
> either.

Read the docs for SetEnvIf.  You'll see that you don't need the HTTP-
prefix for headers.  It is just X-Forwarded-For, exactly as sent by
the client.

>=20
> If what you said is true (that the headers have dashes instead of
> underscores, then how is it that SetEnvIf works using Remote_Addr ???

Because that isn't a request header, it is a variable created
specially by mod_setenvif.

Joshua.

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