IMA error with ExamineIPAddresses(#PB_Network_IPv4)

[the.weavster]

MX Linux X86_64
PB 6.10 Beta 9

I'm getting an invalid memory access error here:

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Procedure.s _rpc_get_server_ip()
  Define.i IP
  Define.s ip$ = ""
  If ExamineIPAddresses(#PB_Network_IPv4)
    Repeat
      IP = NextIPAddress() ; *** Invalid Memory Access ***
      If IP : ip$ = IPString(IP) : EndIf
    Until IP = 0
  EndIf
  ProcedureReturn ip$
EndProcedure

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

[blueb]

Just tried it using my VPN at 3 different locations...
10.17.18.78 Peru
10.10.18.236 Ecuador
10.14.18.206 Uruguay

everything seems fine.

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Procedure.s _rpc_get_server_ip()
  Define.i IP
  Define.s ip$ = ""
  If ExamineIPAddresses(#PB_Network_IPv4)
    Repeat
      IP = NextIPAddress() ; *** Invalid Memory Access ***
      If IP : ip$ = IPString(IP) : EndIf
    Until IP = 0
  EndIf
  ProcedureReturn ip$
EndProcedure
Debug _rpc_get_server_ip()

[the.weavster]

Just tried it using my VPN ...

Boom!
Thank you

I had a VPN App running on my PC, I shut that down and then the code works as expected.

[blueb]

That's odd.. shouldn't it work with your VPN running?

[Quin]

It should, unless your VPN was only assigning you an IP V6 address I think. Not sure why it'd do that, though.

[Tranquil]

I would think that this is a bug inside PB which maybe should be placed inside the Bug Section of this forum.

Anyway, a code snipping, that reproduces this behavior would be very useful.

[the.weavster]

Anyway, a code snipping, that reproduces this behavior would be very useful.

The code snippet is in the first post but it only shows the behaviour if the VPN ( Private Internet Access ) app is running.

[Tranquil]

Anyway, a code snipping, that reproduces this behavior would be very useful.

The code snippet is in the first post but it only shows the behaviour if the VPN ( Private Internet Access ) app is running.

There seems to be some specific network settings with your VPN.
The code you posted works fine for me in both cases:
-> Connected to VPN: Shows internal IPv4 (Using PulseSecure as VPN Client)
-> not Connected to VPN: Shows IPv4 of my network

[Kiffi]

The code you posted works fine for me in both cases:
-> Connected to VPN: Shows internal IPv4 (Using PulseSecure as VPN Client)
-> not Connected to VPN: Shows IPv4 of my network

same here.

// Edit: Sorry, I missed the Linux part.

[juergenkulow]

Which MX Linux version are you using?
What is rip, the instruction the rip points to, the registers and the stack at the IMA?
Is it an MX Linux or PureBasic problem?