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Old March 22nd, 2004, 05:10 PM
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New to Python: Get client IP address in Spyce
So, I have a Spyce page that I want to use to get the client's IP address. I know this is something simple but I just can't get it working.

I tried the following code:

Code:
=cgi.os.getenv('REMOTE_ADDR')


But all I get back is "None".

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You're looking for is the env() function in spyces request module.

Quote:
env( [name], [default] ):
Returns a dictionary with CGI-like environment information of this request. If name is specified then a single entry is returned if the parameter exists, otherwise default, which defaults to None, if omitted.


http://spyce.sourceforge.net/doc-mod_request.html

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Hey Netytan,

Thanks a million for straightening me out. I should have posted this much earlier and saved myself many frustrations. I've lurked here long enough to know that you are the man and I wasn't let down

I'm digging this python thing but I'm still trying to get my arms around the different modules in spyce vs python. For some reason, I have a much harder time navigating the documentation than I do in PHP or Java (okay, that's probably 'cuz I'm much more familiar with them ).

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No problem at all Galberras anything else i can help you with dont hesitate to ask . Thanks for the kind words

I know what your talking about Pythons docs are so big that its not always easy to get to where you want, the trick with Spyce is to stick to its modules where possible.

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