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Getting remote address
Hi,
How do I get the remote address and port when I have the ICE::Current? I know I can do ICE::Current.con->toString(), but that returns a string with the port and all that stuff in it... Isn't there another mean of getting the remote information? This is because I am trying to add logging to my application where every logevent occupies 1 line (ala Apache-style). BTW: I know I can just parse it, but on a heavily used server, to start parsing there is a bad idea... So I will need to dedicate a seperate server for only logging purposes, which is a little outrageous at the moment... So I like to know where I can have a look at .Thanks a lot! Steven
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