I'm trying to answer a UDP request, but I'm not being able to locate the sender information (IP and port). I can broadcast the message to circumvent the necessity of the sender IP, but I can't do the same with the port. And, while the port I'm listening to is fixed, the port I'm supposed to send the message back changes with every message (it is on the UDP header specification, but apparently, the SDK doesn't give me easy access to that).
Bellow are the relevant parts of the code:
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static void ICACHE_FLASH_ATTR udp_recv(void *arg, char *pusrdata, unsigned short length) {
struct espconn *pespconn = arg;
os_printf("client %d.%d.%d.%d:%d -> ", pespconn->proto.udp->remote_ip[0],
pespconn->proto.udp->remote_ip[1], pespconn->proto.udp->remote_ip[2],
pespconn->proto.udp->remote_ip[3], pespconn->proto.udp->remote_port);
os_printf("received %d bytes of data\n", length);
os_printf("server %d.%d.%d.%d:%d\n", pespconn->proto.udp->local_ip[0],
pespconn->proto.udp->local_ip[1], pespconn->proto.udp->local_ip[2],
pespconn->proto.udp->local_ip[3], pespconn->proto.udp->local_port);
uint16_t i;
for(i = 0; i < length; ++i) {
os_printf("%02x ", pusrdata[i]); // the IP and port are not in the user data. It should be in the connection
}
os_printf("\n");
sint8_t errcode = espconn_send(pespconn, response, sizeof(response)); //It's being sent to the wrong place because I don'r know the right IP/port pair.
if(errcode != 0) {
os_printf("%s\n", toURL(question));
os_printf("UDP send: ");
switch(errcode) {
//case 0: os_printf("ok\n"); break;
case ESPCONN_ISCONN: os_printf("already connected\n"); break;
case ESPCONN_MEM: os_printf("lack of memory\n"); break;
case ESPCONN_IF: os_printf("fail\n"); break;
default: os_printf("unknown error (%d)\n", errcode);
}
}
}
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void ICACHE_FLASH_ATTR server_start(void) {
struct espconn *conn = (struct espconn *) os_zalloc(sizeof(struct espconn));
if (conn == NULL) return;
conn->type = ESPCONN_UDP;
conn->proto.udp = (esp_udp *) os_zalloc(sizeof(esp_udp));
conn->proto.udp->local_port = XX; // port my devices listens to
conn->proto.udp->remote_port = YYYY; // (????) port I should be sending te messages back
char tcpserverip[16];
os_sprintf(tcpserverip, "%s", "255.255.255.255\0"); // I broadcasting, but I should use the right IP address
uint32_t ip = ipaddr_addr(tcpserverip);
ip = ipaddr_addr(tcpserverip);
os_memcpy(conn->proto.udp->remote_ip, &ip, 4);
espconn_regist_recvcb(conn, udp_recv);
sint8_t errcode = espconn_create(conn);
conn->proto.udp->remote_ip[2], conn->proto.udp->remote_ip[3]);
os_printf("UDP connection: ");
switch(errcode) {
case 0: os_printf("created\n"); break;
case ESPCONN_ISCONN: os_printf("already connected\n"); break;
case ESPCONN_MEM: os_printf("lack of memory\n"); break;
case ESPCONN_ARG: os_printf("invalid arguments\n"); break;
default: os_printf("unknown error (%d)\n", errcode);
}
}
I've tried to set all fields in the connection (local IP, local port, remote IP and remote port), just the local fields (I was expecting the device would fill in the remote fields by itself as it should), just the remote fields (I don't even get the message, as expected) and a lot of different combinations. I've also tried to change the command to espconn_sendto instead of espconn_send, but it makes no difference and somewhere else in this forum someone said espconn_sendto has a bug.
How do I the remote information? Does anyone has any idea?
Thanks in advance for any suggestion.