Remove port from IPV4 address when running under IIS

[culyerr]

Relates to #1109 - IPV4+Port evaluated as malformed IPv6 address.
Rework of previous PR - code moved into IIS Module.

[zimmerle]

Hi @culyerr,

Thank you for the patch! Just to confirm, the only piece to be merged is the commit: 20dec1c, is that right?

[culyerr]

Hi Felipe,

Yes that is correct.

Cheers,

Robert

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Hi @culyerr https://github.com/culyerr,

Thank you for the patch! Just to confirm, the only piece to be merged is
the commit: 20dec1c
20dec1c,
is that right?

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[zimmerle]

Thank you @culyerr. Your patch was merged.

[itrade-it]

Hi @zimmerle,

can you explain how can I edit my IIS modsecurity release-2.9.1 installation with this patch?
Or can you give me some idea about IIS modsecurity release-2.9.2 will be available?
Thank you all very much for your effort.
Regards.

Francesco

[davidjrh]

Yeah, just having the same issue. Seems we will need to build our own patched version until the 2.9.2 release

EDIT: after spending several hours following the howtos, trying to have the same setup, etc. I surrender...I will give another try tomorrow :(

EDIT 2:
Ok, with the help of @cesarab we got the build working using the VS 2017 runtime. The fix seems to work.

[zimmerle]

2.9.2 is out there :) it already includes this patch.