You use CloudFlare or a similar service... that's a typical symptom of it as all your inbound IP's are from the proxy service if all the users have it.One of my moderators found this result while doing an IP address search for multiple accounts.
Any idea what this could be? Resolves to host109-155-118-35.range109-155.btcentralplus.com
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You aren't running behind a load balancer or anything with multiple servers?
That was one of the reasons I asked about CloudFlare or a proxy service of some type. It seems that this is a frequent issue when there is a proxy involved and there is a configuration problem. @Joe Link, check with your hosting provider and make sure that they are not using any reverse proxy service set upon your server.At one stage we had nginx and apache working together with apache handling the php requests and nginx as a "reverse proxy" handling the the static files.
We saw the same behavior you're seeing with all our users seemingly coming from the same IP address.
I'm not saying it's the reason in your case but something to rule out maybe.
UserEss/DataWriter/UserLog.php: 'ip_address' => array('type' => self::TYPE_STRING, 'default' => '0',
UserEss/DataWriter/UserLog.php: if ($this->isInsert() && !$this->get('ip_address') && isset($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']))
UserEss/DataWriter/UserLog.php: $this->set('ip_address', $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
UserEss/UserLogHandler/Abstract.php: $entry['ipAddress'] = ($entry['ip_address'] ? long2ip($entry['ip_address']) : '');
UserEss/Install/Construct.php: ip_address INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
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