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Could someone tell me how to show the ip of the server it's hosted the page? i have dynamic ip and sometimes i need to know the ip of my computer at home when i'm at other place so i would like to have a page to show the current server local ip
Thanks in advance
:)
$_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"]
It doens't work...
can you specify more abot how to use that code phpman?
thanks in advance
I get this error:
Notice: Undefined index: SERVER_ADDR in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\index.php on line 4
Call it IP.phpPHP Code:<?php
error_reporting(E_ERROR);
$remote_ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");
echo "Remote IP Address (IE: Yours): " . $remote_ip;
?>
then go to: http://MySite.com/IP.php
and it will reveal ur IP, NM where you are, work / home / etc.. well your EXTERNAL IP,,
If ur work is behind a router / proxy server, it will reveal that ip..
But ne how, try that ;)
wpearsall you should read the question. He wants the server ip address not the user's ip address.
What version of PHP do you have? Give this a try:Quote:
Originally posted by krammer
I get this error:
Notice: Undefined index: SERVER_ADDR in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\index.php on line 4
Code:echo $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['SERVER_ADDR'];
Oh yeh, so he does :DQuote:
Originally posted by cpradio
wpearsall you should read the question. He wants the server ip address not the user's ip address.
BUT:
If he uses HTTP_SERVER_VARS[SERVER_ADDR]
it will show how he called his page.. IE:
http://MySite.com/MyPHPFile.php -> MySite.com
http://*.*.*.*/MyPHPFile.php -> *.*.*.*
Unless he has VHosts setup, then it will return his virtual host address...
And then u still need to know the address, to get to the page?
When I ran that code (the one I supplied) on my server, I got the IP. And I used this address: http://www.vbshelf.com/test.phpQuote:
Originally posted by wpearsall
Oh yeh, so he does :D
BUT:
If he uses HTTP_SERVER_VARS[SERVER_ADDR]
it will show how he called his page.. IE:
http://MySite.com/MyPHPFile.php -> MySite.com
http://*.*.*.*/MyPHPFile.php -> *.*.*.*
Unless he has VHosts setup, then it will return his virtual host address...
And then u still need to know the address, to get to the page?
See for yourself.
how are you using it?Quote:
Originally posted by krammer
I get this error:
Notice: Undefined index: SERVER_ADDR in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\index.php on line 4
also try this
echo $_ENV["SERVER_ADDR"];
lests see the code and what version of php do you have?
The Hobo: Nice ! Thank you very much that worked... i don't know what happened with the other code.... Thanks a lot man!!!
CYA
Support for the superglobals ($_SERVER, $_POST, $_COOKIE, etc) was added in 4.1. If you have a version of PHP lower than that, that would be why it wasn't working.Quote:
Originally posted by krammer
i don't know what happened with the other code
Why not just use $HTTP_HOST ?
Because it's deprecated.Quote:
Originally posted by SystemShock
Why not just use $HTTP_HOST ?