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With the logs that parse-server has, there is no way for someone to find out in the above situation, what the IP of the user is.

How can we workaround something like this?

Imagine this scenario

One friend got an issue with the Police. Before some months the User A commented on a picture of User B some insults. And of course the admin banned the User A.

Although User B made a complaint to the Police about User A.

Yeah seriously. And the Police asked from the admin to give them the logs to see the IP of User A and find him. If the admin has no logs with the IP he will get charged for cover up !!!

OneCricketeer
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Konstantinos Natsios
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You can see the IP address in the parse logs by looking for the header parameter x-forwarded-for (or perhaps another depending on which service provider hosts your parse server). Here is a snapshop of my logs:

{"method":"GET","url":"/parse/classes/_User",..."x-forwarded-for":"13.***.***.***:PORT",...

Good luck.

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