destIpAddr at the TCP receiver side was left dangling, while srcIpAddr was kept maintained. correction attemot in [r1635],
going to test it a bit deeper now.
Users may pull and are invited for feedback.
destIpAddr of the receiver for TCP is own address set on tlc_openSession, which can be 0 for the default interface/IP; for UDP listeners (and incoming packets) it will contain either the interfaces IP address or a multicast group. 0 is only returned if the socket implementation does not provide the destIP.
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destIpAddr at the TCP receiver side was left dangling, while srcIpAddr was kept maintained. correction attemot in [r1635],
going to test it a bit deeper now.
Users may pull and are invited for feedback.
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Commit: [r1635]
sorry I lost an "s" - please pull [r1636]
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Commit: [r1636]
destIpAddr of the receiver for TCP is own address set on tlc_openSession, which can be 0 for the default interface/IP; for UDP listeners (and incoming packets) it will contain either the interfaces IP address or a multicast group. 0 is only returned if the socket implementation does not provide the destIP.
For TCP, the value provided at tlc_openSession() will be returned. This will be INADDR_ANY (0 for default IP) if not set.