04-11-2012, 08:18 PM
Ossu!
Soooo. Someone (our provider) did an update on the server that we use and upgraded something tiny that made the server think that we're all using the same IP address. That made the forum think that we were all the same person. So when more persons were logged in simultaneously, it randomly picked a user ID from the list of people that were logged on and gave that to whoever was viewing a page. Not good.
Someone (our provider) rolled back that update and things seem to be fine again.
And for anyone interested in the details: apache's mod_proxy was upgraded to a bugged version, that didn't forward the HTTP headers to mod_php correctly, thereby setting the $_REMOTE_ADDR php variable to be equal to $_HOST_ADDR. Hahahahah. Yeah. Funny, right?
Right.
So.
Gnight.
/love
Shadow
Soooo. Someone (our provider) did an update on the server that we use and upgraded something tiny that made the server think that we're all using the same IP address. That made the forum think that we were all the same person. So when more persons were logged in simultaneously, it randomly picked a user ID from the list of people that were logged on and gave that to whoever was viewing a page. Not good.
Someone (our provider) rolled back that update and things seem to be fine again.
And for anyone interested in the details: apache's mod_proxy was upgraded to a bugged version, that didn't forward the HTTP headers to mod_php correctly, thereby setting the $_REMOTE_ADDR php variable to be equal to $_HOST_ADDR. Hahahahah. Yeah. Funny, right?
Right.
So.
Gnight.
/love
Shadow
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