Fix "Session reuse detected, IPAddress logged."#1424
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Fix "Session reuse detected, IPAddress logged."#1424manutheblacker wants to merge 2 commits intousmannasir:stablefrom
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After updating Cyberpanel, when the app is served behind Cloudflare, it is common to encounter the following logging message: "Session reuse detected, IPAddress logged." The solution is to retrieve the 'True-Client-IP' from the request headers and use it if present.
…-reuse-detected Fix "Session reuse detected, IPAddress logged.",
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After updating Cyberpanel, when the app is served behind Cloudflare, it is common to encounter the following logging message:
"Session reuse detected, IPAddress logged."
The solution is to retrieve the 'True-Client-IP' from the request headers and use it if present.