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| dnssec | |
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| zmq | |
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| class | i2p_address |
| b32 i2p address; internal format not condensed/decoded. More... | |
| class | tor_address |
| Tor onion address; internal format not condensed/decoded. More... | |
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| enum | error : int { error::bogus_dnssec = 1, error::dns_query_failure, error::expected_tld, error::invalid_host, error::invalid_i2p_address, error::invalid_mask, error::invalid_port, error::invalid_tor_address, error::unsupported_address } |
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std::error_category for net namespace. | expect< epee::net_utils::ipv4_network_subnet > net::get_ipv4_subnet_address | ( | boost::string_ref | address, |
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Identifies an IPv4 subnet in CIDR notatioa and returns it as a generic network_address. If the type is unsupported, it might be a hostname, and error() == net::error::kUnsupportedAddress is returned.
| address | An ipv4 address. |
| allow_implicit_32 | whether to accept "raw" IPv4 addresses, with CIDR notation |
| expect< epee::net_utils::network_address > net::get_network_address | ( | boost::string_ref | address, |
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Identifies onion, i2p and IPv4 addresses and returns them as a generic network_address. If the type is unsupported, it might be a hostname, and error() == net::error::kUnsupportedAddress is returned.
| address | An onion address, i2p address, ipv4 address or hostname. Hostname will return an error. |
| default_port | If address does not specify a port, this value will be used. |
| void net::get_network_address_host_and_port | ( | const std::string & | address, |
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Takes a valid address string (IP, Tor, I2P, or DNS name) and splits it into host and port.
The host of an IPv6 addresses in the format "[x:x:..:x]:port" will have the braces stripped. For example, when the address is "[ffff::2023]", host will be set to "ffff::2023".
| address | The address string one wants to split | |
| [out] | host | The host part of the address string. Is always set. |
| [out] | port | The port part of the address string. Is only set when address string contains a port. |
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