On Mon, 7 Dec 1998, Philip Hazel wrote:
> On Mon, 7 Dec 1998, Lutz Pressler wrote:
>
> > Now I don't think I understand.. I don't find any sender_host_address
> > entries in *-H files here, only host_adress - and that is the remote
^d
> > address. What I would need is the connect local address.
^ed
>
> Oh, sorry. My mistake. It's Monday morning, and I spent all of yesterday
> until 12:30 a.m. working in the theatre, so I'm not quite my usual
> bright and alert self this morning... :-)
No problem.. not SO different with me :) (look at the spelling errors..)
>
> I meant to say host_address - that is, the remote address. I now
> understand what you want. You want to save the local interface address
> that was used to receive the message. Something like $interface_address.
> That would be relatively straightforward to set up, I think.
Thant's nice to hear.
>
> I have put all of this onto the New Wish List. It is too late for the 2.10
> release which I am trying to pull together now, however.
Sure.
Thanks,
Lutz
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