Getting the IP-number of the caller when using the WsgiChannel

[jpersson]

Hi,

I am still using AmFast for one of my applications and now I would like to see the IP-number of the caller (which is available in the WSGI environment, but probably never saved by AmFast). Been playing around with the code for a few hours, but I cannot really see what the best way to accomplish this would be so hints are appreciated.

There is a special WsgiChannelSet class in wsgi_channel.py. This class has a __call__ method that seems to be saving the WSGI environment in the channel in some way, but this method is never called and the channel object does not have a __call__ method, so it is all very confusing. If the method would ever be called it would simply not work.

Does anyone now how to do this? My use case is that I want to display the IP-number that the user had when he logged in the last time.

Best Regards
    //Jan Persson

[Dave Thompson]

I think the best way for you to store off the IP before or after processing the amf message is to extend the wsgi_channel class to do what you need.

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[Jan Flyborg]

Sorry for the extreme late response. Thanks for the help.

I'll see what I can come up with. Would you accept a patch for this?

Best Regards

    //Jan Persson

2013/11/15 Dave Thompson <dtho...@gmail.com>

[Dave Thompson]

Sure, as long as it includes tests.