Add support for retrieving remote address in HTTP listener #507
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As a note, I've made a further revision which uses the RtlIpv6AddressToStringExW function (instead of InetNtopW), to ensure that the IPv6 scope ID is included. This changeset is based off a v2.9.1 branch but I can resubmit the pull request if you think this would be a better solution. |
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This PR fixes issues #235 and #445 by providing a mechanism to allow the client's IP address to be retrieved in the HTTP listener. I've also added in a basic unit test - more complex tests are tricky due to the unknown testing environment unfortunately.
Tested on Windows 7 and on Ubuntu.