Closed FernandoBanhos closed 2 months ago
Why do you need the client port over HTTP? It does not make any common sense, because you don't have access to the socket, so you can 't do anything with this information. No Web server is providing this information, for a good reason. Please use the forum to discuss this.
In the THttpServer.Process procedure when preparing THttpServerRequest (var req), ClientSock.fPort is equal to zero, and consequently it is also not transferred internally to the object