GRPC Get Server Address

[Mingyu Lu]

Hi, 

I am using GRPC with UNIX domain socket. I'd like to have one server listen on two sockets A and B.

If requests come from A, I'd like to do something but if from B, I want to do something different.

For security concern, I can't trust what comes from request.

I suppose if I can get server address when requests come in, problem solved.

Does anyone have any idea ? Thanks.

[Eric Anderson]

What programming language are you using?

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[Mingyu Lu]

C/C++

[Mingyu Lu]

Can anyone give any advice ?

[yas...@google.com]

Wow, I forgot to respond to this. Apologies!

`ServerContext` does give you `peer()` which I believe is filled with the appropriate address. For security related purposes, we do not recommend that this be used though.

You probably want to use a proper authentication mechanism like the ones documented at https://grpc.io/docs/guides/auth/ and then use `grpc::AuthContext()` to get the context per request.