I need to ask a question about HTTP protocol. I am trying to develop a sandbox (web browser) where any one can surf the website with different identities. Different identity mean开发者_如何学Gos that on each request to a page will be from different IP address.
Now I don't know how scripts on web servers check the IP address of the one who generated the request. This is possible and I am aware of this. But I need to know whether this is HTTP request header that has the IP address or something else.
Simply speaking, I want to fool the websites. :)
Umair
Uh, the IP address is provided EVERY time you connect to ANYTHING. It has nothing to do with http headers.
See IPv4 -> packet structure -> header
You need to read up on the layers that build up a network from the wires[1] to the application. I think you'll find the the IP address is known long before HTTP gets involved.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model
[1] or photons, or radio waves, or smoke signals...
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