Handle tcp-ip-forward global request responses. - #148
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Welcome and thank you for your contribution! Unfortunately The session should either remember the type of the last global request and act accordingly or in the worst case, just ignore a missing port field. |
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When a tcp-ip-forward global request is sent a REQUEST_SUCCESS or a REQUEST_FAILURE response is expected and should be handled. this is also an opportunity to parse and return the port number returned by the server.