Hello,

I use an OAuth client from a WordPress site to allow users to login with their Invision Community account. See here: https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/members-and-groups/social-sign-in/wordpress-r304/

Everything works well except that the IP address saved by IPS in the logs is the server one's (the server where the WordPress OAuth client is hosted) and not the user one's.

This is very annoying because all users have the same IP address in the logs:  which prevents moderation correctly.

For example in Device Logins (admin/?app=core&module=members&controller=ip&ip=xx.xx.xx.xx&area=core_Logins), more than 3015 device logins with same IP address!

My question: is there a way to tell Invision Community to take another IP address, in this case the user one's instead of WordPress OAuth client one's?

Thanks.

 

It's the server that is making the login request there, so it would indeed be the requesters IP that is logged. 

1 hour ago, Marc Stridgen said:

It's the server that is making the login request there, so it would indeed be the requesters IP that is logged. 

Thanks.

That's what I thought, so it's normal behavior?

It is indeed, yes