show me the IP addresses

[adolfunk]

I was wondering if it is possible that the script show me the IP addresses of clients who downloaded files from my server?

Answer: It can but it would need to be written.

I'll try to write it, but I don't know much about python if you want do this with me I'll appreciate.

[adolfunk]

I did this with the line:

finalOutput.append('\n'.join(map(str,set(IPLog))))

[erikng]

Oh right, I forgot I already did the work on IP logging. Given that I think most people won't want this, my suggestion is for you to keep that line in your version.

[grahamr]

Thanks for the share - wonder if it could be a command line switch? I know when we are spinning up new caching servers for a few days its useful to see if the right devices we expect are hitting the right servers (and even long term it could be used to spot a device you wouldn't expect to connect i suppose)

[kylehakala]

I’m working on a verbose flag with a few accoutrements to become enabled with it. This would be a good fit for that. I haven’t been working on it as of late, nor have I reached out for anyone’s opinion on rolling this into the public version of Cacher yet, but I could push up a slimmed down version of tried and true bits if nobody is opposed.

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[erikng]

Sure. I wouldn't mind looking. Thanks, Erik Gomez

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