Re: tini1.12 bug?

Could it be that it is returning a 16-byte array with the last four bytes
containing what you need?

Try this (to catch 4- and 16-byte cases, although TINI may always only
return one):
	int len = ip.length;
	ip[len - 4], ip[len - 3], ip[len - 2], ip[len - 1]

instead of:
	ip[0], ip[1], ip[2], ip[3]

	-Shawn

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004, Wes Stupar wrote:

> I am running TINI OS 1.12 with the following code:
>
>    InetAddress hisIA = sock.getInetAddress();
>    String rawIP = hisIA.toString();
>    String hisSt = rawIP.substring(0, rawIP.indexOf('/'));
> /**/System.out.println("Connect address = " + hisSt);
>    hisIP = TININet.stringToIP(new String(hisSt));
> /**/System.out.println("Connect IP = " + IPstring(hisIP) +
> ", Ctl 0 = " + IPstring(Conf.Ctl0IP) + ", Ctl 1 = " +
> IPstring(Conf.Ctl1IP));
>
> I am trying to get the byte[4] version of the IPv4 address from the
> socket (sock). I tried
>    hisIP = sock.getInetAddress().getAddress();
> and that returned all zeros. So I tried the above and I still get all zeros:
>
> Connect address = 192.9.200.103
> Connect IP = 0.0.0.0, Ctl 0 = 192.9.100.125, Ctl 1 = 0.0.0.0
>
> Is this a bug in tini1.12?
>
> Wes Stupar
>
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