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websocketserver: Allow the user to bind to a specific address #1279
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websocketserver: Allow the user to bind to a specific address #1279
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I'm looking at the websocketpp documentation, and I'm not seeing a matching function for listen(). Do you know which function it's being implicitly cast to? I'm guessing
listen(InternetProtocol const &internet_protocol, uint16_t port, lib::error_code &ec)
It may be safer in this specific situation to first create an
InternetProtocol
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I'm using
listen( std::string const &host, std::string const &service, lib::error_code &ec)
docs here, no implicit cast.As far as I could tell, InternetProtocol doesn't let you bind to a specific address.
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This feedback thread is still unresolved. What is the path forward here?
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The feedback was incorrect. Nothing to change.