for future reference...
From Bryan's link..

** This IBM-supplied proc converts an IP address to the
** "dotted octet" format (192.168.5.1 is dotted octet)
D inet_ntoa PR * ExtProc('inet_ntoa')
D ulong_addr 10U 0 VALUE

Charles


On Fri, Aug 22, 2025 at 1:37 PM Bryan Dietz <bdietz400@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Jay,
See if this helps

https://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200103/msg00908.html

Bryan


Jay Vaughn wrote on 8/22/2025 2:00 PM:
Charles...

It made a difference for sure but I question if that is really the IP
address...

Here is my DS (with new embedded DS for ip address you pointed out)

dcl-ds ds_connect qualified;

lenConnDsc int(10);

dcl-ds ds_ip4AddressClient;

sin_len int(3);

sin_family int(3);

sin_port uns(5);

sin_addr uns(10);

filler char(12);

end-ds;

clientPWValidated char(1);

workstationType char(14);

sslConnection char(1);





EVAL ds_connect

DS_CONNECT.LENCONNDSC = 132

DS_CONNECT.DS_IP4ADDRESSCLIENT.SIN_LEN = 16

DS_CONNECT.DS_IP4ADDRESSCLIENT.SIN_FAMILY = 2

DS_CONNECT.DS_IP4ADDRESSCLIENT.SIN_PORT = 56406

DS_CONNECT.DS_IP4ADDRESSCLIENT.SIN_ADDR = 173409066

DS_CONNECT.DS_IP4ADDRESSCLIENT.FILLER = ' '

DS_CONNECT.CLIENTPWVALIDATED = '0'

DS_CONNECT.WORKSTATIONTYPE = 'IBM-3477-FC '

DS_CONNECT.SSLCONNECTION = '1'

DS_CONNECT.IP4ADDRESSSERVER = '███\█À██ '

DS_CONNECT.CLIENTAUTHLEVEL = '0'

DS_CONNECT.RESERVED01 = ' '

DS_CONNECT.CLIENTCERTVALID = 0

DS_CONNECT.OFFSETCLIENTCERT = 1362

DS_CONNECT.CLIENTCERTLEN = 0

DS_CONNECT.DS_IP6ADDRESSCLIENT.SIN_LEN = 28

DS_CONNECT.DS_IP6ADDRESSCLIENT.SIN_FAMILY = 24


What else?


thanks

Jay

On Fri, Aug 22, 2025 at 2:23 PM Jay Vaughn <jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

That’s totally helpful Charles.
Yes I’m overlooking the fact that up address is actually another DS!

Let me address that.

Thank you!

On Aug 22, 2025, at 1:28 PM, Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Well, I'd say you're doing something wrong... :p

Show the DS definition and how it's being loaded...

A quick glance at the docs,


https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.4.0?topic=program-init0100-format-connection-description-information

and I see that the IP address field is actually another DS...
Name
Size
Description
sin_len CHAR(1) Size of the sockaddr_in structure
sin_family CHAR(1) Protocol family IP (Version 4) is hex 02
sin_port CHAR(2) 16-bit unsigned port number
sin_addr CHAR(16) 4-byte unsigned
An RPG DS would be
dcl-ds ipAddr;
len int(3);
family int(3);
port uint(5);
addr uint(10);
*n char(12)
end-ds;

Little confused about the sin_addr being defined as char(16) yet the
description is "4-byte unsigned"..

I'm assuming that there's 12 bytes of filler...which looks to be the
case
from what you posted...

HTH,
Charles


On Fri, Aug 22, 2025 at 10:57 AM Jay Vaughn <
jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

has anyone worked with this exit point before.

My exit pgm is coded and my parms are coming in correctly aligned
however
some of the data is non legible and look like the following...
12:54 PM (0 minutes ago)
to me

EVAL ds_connect

DS_CONNECT.LENCONNDSC = 132

DS_CONNECT.IP4ADDRESSCLIENT = '██ÉC█Õ█P '

DS_CONNECT.CLIENTPWVALIDATED = '0'

DS_CONNECT.WORKSTATIONTYPE = 'IBM-3477-FC '

DS_CONNECT.SSLCONNECTION = '1'

DS_CONNECT.IP4ADDRESSSERVER = '███\█À██ '

DS_CONNECT.CLIENTAUTHLEVEL = '0'

DS_CONNECT.RESERVED01 = ' '

DS_CONNECT.CLIENTCERTVALID = 0

DS_CONNECT.OFFSETCLIENTCERT = 1362

DS_CONNECT.CLIENTCERTLEN = 0

DS_CONNECT.IP6ADDRESSCLIENT = '██ÉC ███Õ█P '

DS_CONNECT.IP6ADDRESSSERVER = '███\ ███À██ '


I have tried ccsid(*utf8) for the first ip4 address variable but no
luck.


Any idea why these are not coming through legible?


tia


Jay
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