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How to fetch HTTP headers in perl when using CGI

I'm using Perl/CGI/Apache and want to fetch the X-Forwarded-For HTTP header. How do I do that?

Except for a few headers that are handled specially, CGI stores the value of Header-Name: in the environment variable HTTP_HEADER_NAME . So, X-Forwarded-For (if present in the request) should be found in $ENV{HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR} .

CGI has a method for accessing HTTP request header fields, called "http", so you can say:

my $q = CGI->new()
print $q->http('X-Forwarded-For');

This works regardless whether you're running as a CGI, in fastcgi, mod_perl, etc...

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