UDP source ip ?

[Sacha De Vos]

Hello,

I'm trying to implement a radius server. The radius protocol goes over UDP
and requires knowledge of the IP address of the sender.
On my local tests I do indeed receive the radius requests from a locally
run telephony switch, the UDP packets are well received, and have this form
: {:port 60228, host "cark", :message <the buffer>}.
"cark" is the name of my computer, and I guess that's Aleph's way of giving
me the sender IP, but I really would like to access the bare IP address
instead of that.
Is this possible with aleph, or am I missing some obvious way to get to it ?

Thanks in advance,
Sacha

[Zach Tellman]

If you call `(-> udp-packet .packet .sender)` it will give you a Java
InetSocketAddress.

Post by Sacha De Vos
Hello,
I'm trying to implement a radius server. The radius protocol goes over UDP
and requires knowledge of the IP address of the sender.
On my local tests I do indeed receive the radius requests from a locally
run telephony switch, the UDP packets are well received, and have this form
: {:port 60228, host "cark", :message <the buffer>}.
"cark" is the name of my computer, and I guess that's Aleph's way of
giving me the sender IP, but I really would like to access the bare IP
address instead of that.
Is this possible with aleph, or am I missing some obvious way to get to it ?
Thanks in advance,
Sacha
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[Sacha De Vos]

That was some fast reply =)

Indeed that works, thanks a bunch !

Post by Zach Tellman
If you call `(-> udp-packet .packet .sender)` it will give you a Java
InetSocketAddress.

Post by Sacha De Vos
Hello,
I'm trying to implement a radius server. The radius protocol goes over
UDP and requires knowledge of the IP address of the sender.
On my local tests I do indeed receive the radius requests from a locally
run telephony switch, the UDP packets are well received, and have this form
: {:port 60228, host "cark", :message <the buffer>}.
"cark" is the name of my computer, and I guess that's Aleph's way of
giving me the sender IP, but I really would like to access the bare IP
address instead of that.
Is this possible with aleph, or am I missing some obvious way to get to it ?
Thanks in advance,
Sacha
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