Error with filter by Ip range

[idan1109]

First of all thank you for this beautiful package! I think i've found a problem when trying to set an ip range

    // Get the absolute path of the current program
    execPath := ""C:\\Windows\\system32\\cmd.exe""
    // Ask windows for the corresponding application ID
    appID, err := wf.AppID(execPath)
    if err != nil {
        println("Error Getting AppID:", err)
    }
    ruleGuid, _ := windows.GenerateGUID()
    iprange, err := netaddr.ParseIPRange("192.168.1.10-192.168.1.25")
    if err != nil {
        println("Error parsing IP:", err)
    }
    err = session.AddRule(&wf.Rule{
        ID:       wf.RuleID(ruleGuid),
        Name:     "My Rule",
        Layer:    wf.LayerALEAuthConnectV4,
        Sublayer: sublayerID,
        Weight:   900,
        Conditions: []*wf.Match{
            {
                Field: wf.FieldALEAppID,
                Op:    wf.MatchTypeEqual,
                Value: appID,
            },
            {
                Field: wf.FieldIPRemoteAddress,
                Op:    wf.MatchTypeRange,
                Value: iprange, // IP Range
            },
        },
        Action: wf.ActionBlock,
    })

Cannot add rule: (0x1bada0,0xc00032b120)

[idan1109]

i've seen the pull request. After updating the compose.go file i changed my code into this:

                      {
                Field: wf.FieldIPRemoteAddress,
                Op:    wf.MatchTypeRange,
                Value: wf.Range{From: iprange.From(), To: iprange.To()}, // IP Range
            },

Still no luck. I've seen also the microsoft blog where someone asked about this:

According to the Doc: FWP_MATCH_TYPE enumeration

The value data type and the filter condition data type must be the same. The Base Filtering Engine (BFE) does not perform any data conversion.

An FWP_UINT32 field that contains an IPv4 address can be compared with an FWP_V4_ADDR_MASK value.

Only sortable data types support FWP_MATCH_RANGE. Sortable data types consist of all integer types, FWP_BYTE_ARRAY16_TYPE, FWP_BYTE_BLOB_TYPE, and FWP_UNICODE_STRING_TYPE.

This is my first week of learning about golang so i cannot really help much more than that