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If you're looking for your public ip, it won't always work. Especially if you are behind a nat/proxy. That, plus knowing which interface to inspect among those
by Wilya 13y ago
If you're looking for your public ip, it won't always work. Especially if you are behind a nat/proxy.
That, plus knowing which interface to inspect among those returned by ifconfig isn't always obvious.
- GuiA 13y agoCool, thanks for the reply! (and to all other replies as well :) )