Because of the usage of inet_aton, the redirect breaks in acceptance tests, causing a test fail as no error 500 are allowed by the testing framework.
Currently we disable the redirect check with countryredirect_disable but that is only a plug not realy a fix.
A fix for sqlite would be to register a custom function inet_aton, but that wouldn't fix it for other sql databases like postgresql.
My proposal would be, to convert the ips with an command to integer values, using this pattern 1.0.0.12 = (1×256³ + 0×256² + 0×256 + 12) and call the query with an equaly converted value of $ipAddress.
Because of the usage of inet_aton, the redirect breaks in acceptance tests, causing a test fail as no error 500 are allowed by the testing framework.
Currently we disable the redirect check with countryredirect_disable but that is only a plug not realy a fix.
A fix for sqlite would be to register a custom function inet_aton, but that wouldn't fix it for other sql databases like postgresql.
My proposal would be, to convert the ips with an command to integer values, using this pattern 1.0.0.12 = (1×256³ + 0×256² + 0×256 + 12) and call the query with an equaly converted value of $ipAddress.