Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by tranquil.
Howdy hooo!!
Does anyone know how to find out the IP of an incoming connection to a server??
Must be possible I think... If someone can help, let me know.
THANKS A LOT!
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by El_Choni.
There are several API functions regarding IP addresses, so you're right, it must be possible. I think it would be easier if we know how NetworkClientID is related to Windows IP handling: is it a member of a Windows structure or just a Network lib internal identifier?
Sorry not to be able to help you further...
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El_Choni
There are several API functions regarding IP addresses, so you're right, it must be possible. I think it would be easier if we know how NetworkClientID is related to Windows IP handling: is it a member of a Windows structure or just a Network lib internal identifier?
Sorry not to be able to help you further...
Bye,
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by tranquil.
I have got the socket-number of the client that windows returns after the connecting. should be possible with this socket ID in conjunction with an API command, but which command!?!?
If I would know this, It will make my work much easier in my app.
Cheers
Mike
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I have got the socket-number of the client that windows returns after the connecting. should be possible with this socket ID in conjunction with an API command, but which command!?!?
If I would know this, It will make my work much easier in my app.
Cheers
Mike
PB and PC COMMUNITY-ROXX!!
Tranquilizer/ Secretly!
Registred PureBasic User