If you suspect your ISP is doing something strange to your HTTP access like pushing it through a transparent proxy, you can check what should be direct access at https://www.leaky.org/ip_tester.pl instead.
Your X-Forwarded-For header is
The connection IP shows up as 3.17.6.75
That IP isn't a known web-proxy so we'll just assume this is your actual IP address.
If it is in fact the IP of a web-proxy (run by your ISP), let me know.
Status from checking is one of Unknown, FOUND, NONE or FAILED. Yours is NONE
SCRIPT_NAME | /ip_tester.pl |
SERVER_NAME | www.leaky.org |
HTTP_REFERER | http://www.leaky.org/ip_tester.pl |
REQUEST_METHOD | GET |
HTTP_ACCEPT | */* |
SCRIPT_URI | https://www.leaky.org/ip_tester.pl |
CONTEXT_PREFIX | |
REQUEST_SCHEME | https |
QUERY_STRING | |
REMOTE_PORT | 63979 |
HTTP_USER_AGENT | Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com) |
SERVER_PORT | 443 |
SERVER_SIGNATURE | |
REMOTE_ADDR | 3.17.6.75 |
SERVER_PROTOCOL | HTTP/1.1 |
REQUEST_URI | /ip_tester.pl |
GATEWAY_INTERFACE | CGI/1.1 |
HTTPS | on |
SCRIPT_URL | /ip_tester.pl |
SERVER_ADDR | 78.129.196.11 |
HTTP_HOST | www.leaky.org |
SSL_TLS_SNI | www.leaky.org |
UNIQUE_ID | Zih3gU@0e6Mv7Qh-dqf1TAAAAAs |