List adapters in other network compartments

[cicku]

GetAdaptersAddresses() only returns interfaces in the caller's own compartment, but this adapter lives elsewhere. Patching with GAA_FLAG_INCLUDE_ALL_COMPARTMENTS.

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Fixes #854

[guyharris]

So you can capture on interfaces from other compartments by passing the device name to -i in TShark or tcpdump-built-for-Windows or selecting the devices in Wireshark?

[cicku]

I think so. Hijacked and sent fake packets, here is what it looks now:

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[cicku]

Rigorously speaking:

• tshark -i always work without this patch.
• tshark -D does not list that adapter unless the patch is effective.
• Wireshark does not list that adapter unless the patch is effective.

[guyharris]

• tshark -i always work without this patch.

...assuming you can determine the device name, of course. That's one thing tcpdump -D/tshark -D will do for you, but, without this change....

(I asked because in various UN*Xes' compartment/namespace/etc. mechanisms, it may take some extra work to get at foreign network interfaces. It sounds as if that's not true in Windows.)

[cicku]

(I asked because in various UN*Xes' compartment/namespace/etc. mechanisms, it may take some extra work to get at foreign network interfaces. It sounds as if that's not true in Windows.)

Yes, then this change is still necessary. WIN32 API isn't my favorite, but this one happens to satisfy without too much additional handling.