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If you match the IPv6 from the order to a IPv6 validator, you right away noticed that it's truncated to 32 chars, rendering the IP invalid for the order.
Expected result
Correct IPv6 IP format
Actual result
32 char truncated IPv6
As for now i've modified the column remote_ip for sales_order and quote tables from VARCHAR(32) to VARCHAR(64). Also i've modified x_forwarded_for from VARCHAR(32) to VARCHAR(64) from table sales_order
I think it's imperative a db schema change for this paramter. For me it's causing that the native signifyd extension dont' post orders to console because of the IPv6 truncation.
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Thanks for the clarification. I think this is kind of critical and it' has been of your knowledge since August 2017. At least for fraud protection with signifyd is critical.
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As for now i've modified the column remote_ip for sales_order and quote tables from VARCHAR(32) to VARCHAR(64). Also i've modified x_forwarded_for from VARCHAR(32) to VARCHAR(64) from table sales_order
I think it's imperative a db schema change for this paramter. For me it's causing that the native signifyd extension dont' post orders to console because of the IPv6 truncation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: