The client is a MultiByte build, so the destination buffers are char[]
and _T("%s:%u") expands to an ANSI format that expects a char pointer.
The code nevertheless converted inet_ntoa() output to WCHAR* first, and
the ANSI %s stopped at the zero byte that follows the first wide
character. Every address therefore collapsed to its leading digit, so
192.168.0.55:443 was shown as 1 and 0.0.0.0:80 as 0 in the local and
remote address columns of the network connections tab.
Write the address and port straight into the char buffers with
sprintf_s in all four enumeration paths (legacy and Vista APIs, TCP and
UDP), and drop the now unused char2wchar_t helper.
Co-Authored-By: deepseek-flash
Migrate the MachineManager client from SimplePlugins and wire the server toolbar.
Client:
- Add CMachineManager (process/window/net/software/IE history/favorites/service/task/hosts
enumeration plus process injection via yapi.hpp).
- Add COMMAND_MACHINE_MANAGE (162) and spawn the manager on an authenticated
sub-connection in KernelManager.
- Register MachineManager.cpp/.h and yapi.hpp in both client projects.
Server:
- Add the 主机管理 toolbar button (index 18, after 远程交谈) reusing the IDI_MACHINE icon,
plus en/zh_TW/de translations.
Fix:
- Free the IEnumSTATURL strings (su.pwcsUrl/su.pwcsTitle) with CoTaskMemFree, release the
enumerator, and set STATURL.cbSize to stop the IE-history leak reported by VLD.
Co-Authored-By: deepseek-v4-pro
