Mau tanya donk, bagaimana cara mendapatkan ip address menggunakan laravel. Terimakasih
@Nandar
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Coba pake gini gan: klo mw save ke table, pada bagian controller:
$this->validate[$request,
[
'ip_addr' => 'ip',
],
];
$request->request->add[['ip_addr' => $request->ip[]]];
/* sisanya tinggal disesuaikan */
klo mw menampilkan saja tanpa save, di view langsung saja gini gan:
{{ $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] }}
Smoga bisa membantu gan.
@zergz
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Coba pake gini gan: klo mw save ke table, pada bagian controller:
$this->validate[$request,
[
'ip_addr' => 'ip',
],
];
$request->request->add[['ip_addr' => $request->ip[]]];
/* sisanya tinggal disesuaikan */
klo mw menampilkan saja tanpa save, di view langsung saja gini gan:
{{ $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] }}
Smoga bisa membantu gan.
@zergz
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saya menggunakan
{{ $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] }} tapi hasilnya kok cuma ::1 Mohon pencerahannya
@Nandar
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Alamat IP dan ip2long[] tidak lengkap [Non‑complete IP addresses and ip2long[]] I stubled upon following question: "What is the output of the following code?" The correct answer is: "127.0.255.0". While it seems logical as this behavior is mentioned in the php manual and has even an example in the german manual, I have my issues reproducing it.
My code produces following outputs: The machine I tested this on has following software versions: None of my colleagues could give me a precise explanation. The only assumption we have is, that it could be a conflict with the Suhosin‑Patch.
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echo long2ip[ip2long["127.0.255"]];
echo ip2long["127.0.255"]; // outputs: FALSE
echo long2ip[ip2long["127.0.255"]]; //outputs: 0.0.0.0
If you have an explanation, please let me know.
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larutan 1:
The PHP manual also states [//de1.php.net/manual/en/function.ip2long.php]:
Changelog
Version Description
5.2.10 Prior to this version, ip2long[] would sometimes return a valid number even if passed an value which was not an [IPv4] Internet Protocol dotted address.
So, as you are using a newer version than 5.2.9 and it doesn't work anymore.
Update: But it will work maybe on some systems as the inet_addr C function on which relies the ip2long function is not a part of the C standard: every system may have its own implementation of it. Some of these implementations have fallback modes for invalid IP addresses. You shouldn't rely on this as the most unix derivatives don't have such a fallback.
larutan 2:
If you're using ip2long for IP validation, I suggest using filter_var[$ip, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP instead.
PHP filter validation
larutan 3:
I have looked up the PHP source code of ip2long.
If inet_pton is available, inet_pton is used. Else inet_addr is used.
inet_pton checks, if the ip has the format ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd else it returns 0. //man7.org/linux/man‑pages/man3/inet_pton.3.html
if inet_addr is used, then missing parts of the ip are filled up with 0.
[by tobyte、bwoebi、StampyCode、communitales]
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