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[InsZVA]

in RFC5780, the CHANGED-ADDRESS has been replaced by OTHER-ADDRESS.
something about issue9

[ccding]

I see. I will fix that when I have time.

[ccding]

It seems that Google's server doesn't return an OTHER-ADDRESS. Is there anything I missed?

➜  go-stun git:(master) ✗ ./go-stun -s stun1.l.google.com:19302 -vvv
2017/02/10 15:56:30 Do Test1
2017/02/10 15:56:30 Send To: 64.233.186.127:19302
2017/02/10 15:56:30
00000000  00 01 00 18 21 12 a4 42  f0 22 9f 7e 66 06 79 38  |....!..B.".~f.y8|
00000010  f9 6e 01 9e 80 22 00 0c  53 74 75 6e 43 6c 69 65  |.n..."..StunClie|
00000020  6e 74 00 00 80 28 00 04  ff 6d 56 44              |nt...(...mVD|
2017/02/10 15:56:30
00000000  01 01 00 0c 21 12 a4 42  f0 22 9f 7e 66 06 79 38  |....!..B.".~f.y8|
00000010  f9 6e 01 9e 00 20 00 08  00 01 f6 0a a1 46 d8 bd  |.n... .......F..|
2017/02/10 15:56:30 Received: {packet nil: false, local: 128.84.124.255:55064, remote: 64.233.186.127:19302, changed: <nil>, other: <nil>, identical: false}
Server error: no changed address.
➜  go-stun git:(master) ✗

[ccding]

For people interested in this, please check the dev branch.

[GlenDC]

@ccding why is this in a dev branch and when will this be moved onto master? And is there something I can do to help this progress faster?

[ccding]

@GlenDC because the code doesn't seem to work. I am not sure what I did wrong

[ccding]

@GlenDC In RFC5780, the CHANGED-ADDRESS has been replaced by OTHER-ADDRESS. But the problem is, Google's server doesn't return either CHANGED-ADDRESS or OTHER-ADDRESS, while one of them is required by any RFC. I am sure I did something wrong (either in the code or reading the RFCs), but I didn't mange to figure it out.

[GlenDC]

Cool, I'll try to look into it, can't promise I will get further than you though!

And I just noticed that your master branch seems to be on par with your dev branch, so I guess the dev branch is no longer needed?

[ccding]

I guess I mistakenly pushed the patch to master when fixing the readme issue. Anyways, I don't think it matters.