Hi,

Most of the time SuperTracker returns valid data with IP addresses, countries, etc., but I've also been finding error log files with this error on my regular store site (using ZC 1.5.1 and SuperTracker 1.1, Apache server with 5.4 PHP):

PHP Warning: gethostbyaddr() [<a href='function.gethostbyaddr'>function.gethostbyaddr</a>]: Address is not a valid IPv4 or IPv6 address in /.../MYADMINFOLDER/supertracker.php on line 602

Line 602 in that file is:
Code:
echo '<tr><td class="dataTableContent"><b>' . TABLE_TEXT_IP . '</b> <a href="http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/' . $lt_row->fields['ip_address'] . '" target="_blank">' . $lt_row->fields['ip_address'] . '</a>' . ' (' . gethostbyaddr($lt_row->fields['ip_address']) . ') ' . zen_image(DIR_WS_IMAGES . 'flags/' . $lt_row->fields['country_code'] . '.gif') . ' ' . $lt_row->fields['countries_name'] . '</td></tr>';
In SuperTracker's onscreen report (and in the database), instead of the correct ###.###.###.### (server.info) Country display, the corresponding records return IP/country info like this:
Customer IP Address/Country: ############### ()
Often multiple visits have the same 14- or 15-digit number and happen within seconds of each other. 100% of these "visits" last 0 seconds and bounce (same entry and exit page during a given "visit" but different pages for different "visits"). These bogus visits constituted about 8.5% of all of my site's visits in the last 4 weeks.

Is this a reason for concern or just a mere annoyance, and how would I go about stopping this? Or is this a question for another part of this Forum?

Thank you!
Magz