IPv4 peers that may connect. An empty list allows every peer. More...

#include <ipv4_allow.h>

Public Member Functions
void	set (const Ipv4AllowEntry *entries, size_t count)

bool	allows (const struct sockaddr *peer) const
	A v4 mapped IPv6 peer is unwrapped; any other family fails a non empty list.

bool	allows (uint32_t addr) const
	addr is network byte order, as it sits in a sockaddr_in.

size_t	size () const

Ipv4AllowEntry	entry (size_t i) const
	A copy of entry i, read from flash.

Detailed Description

IPv4 peers that may connect. An empty list allows every peer.

Definition at line 20 of file ipv4_allow.h.

Member Function Documentation

bool esphome::socket::Ipv4Allow::allows ( const struct sockaddr * peer ) const

inline

A v4 mapped IPv6 peer is unwrapped; any other family fails a non empty list.

Definition at line 28 of file ipv4_allow.h.

bool esphome::socket::Ipv4Allow::allows ( uint32_t addr ) const

inline

addr is network byte order, as it sits in a sockaddr_in.

Definition at line 37 of file ipv4_allow.h.

Ipv4AllowEntry esphome::socket::Ipv4Allow::entry ( size_t i ) const

inline

A copy of entry i, read from flash.

Definition at line 52 of file ipv4_allow.h.

void esphome::socket::Ipv4Allow::set	(	const Ipv4AllowEntry *	entries,
		size_t	count )

inline

Definition at line 22 of file ipv4_allow.h.

size_t esphome::socket::Ipv4Allow::size ( ) const

inline

Definition at line 50 of file ipv4_allow.h.

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