Can somebody help me with the correct syntax for displaying a remote ip address on a HTML page using $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR"}

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you

: Can somebody help me with the correct syntax for displaying a remote ip address on a HTML page using $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR"}
:
: Any help is greatly appreciated.
: Thank you
:
:
print "Your IP is: $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}\n";
if you are using Perl of course

Hi,

Do you know which other ENV vribales do i have?

except
REMOTE_ADDR and QUERY_STRING ?

Thanks

: Hi,
:
: Do you know which other ENV vribales do i have?
:
: except
: REMOTE_ADDR and QUERY_STRING ?
:
: Thanks
:

GATEWAY_INTERFACE - Describes the version of CGI protocol

SERVER_PROTOCOL - Describes the version of HTTP protocol

REQUEST_METHOD - Either GET or POST

PATH_INFO - Data appended to a URL after a slash.

PATH_TRANSLATED - The complete path of PATH_INFO

QUERY_STRING - Contains input data if using the GET method.

CONTENT_LENGTH - Stores the length of the input if you are
using the POST method.

SERVER_SOFTWARE - Name and version of the server software.

SERVER_NAME - Host name of the machine running the server.

SERVER_ADMIN - E-mail address of the Web server admin.

SERVER_PORT - Port on which the server is running - usually 80.

SCRIPT_NAME - The name of the CGI Program.

DOCUMENT_ROOT - The value of the document root on the server.

REMOTE_HOST - Name of the client machine requesting or sending
information.

REMOTE_ADDR - IP address of the client machine connected to the
server.

REMOTE_USER - The username if the user has been authenticated.

REMOTE_GROUP - The group name if the user belonging to the group
has been authenticated.

AUTH_TYPE - Defines the authorization scheme being used.

REMOTE_IDENT - Displays the username if the person running the
client connected to the server.

These came from a dated book so i don't know if all of them still work.