change the names from the http standardsv0.0.4

	I'll probably regret this and if anyone ever sees this and
	they actually use it, some people will probably complain. so: sorry
	It's not like HTTP isn't really well documented these days :)
	anyway, the *Addr fields are, I think, really really old
	kinda dumb names that were made to be super unique and ackward
	like RemoteAddr or whatever. Back then, having 'IP' would have
	been a major problem and PITA and super confusing. So I think
	everyone (I want to say 'we' but I don't know if I had anything
	to do with RemoteAddr. I think I did add the Apache guys to
	add SERVER_NAME support. Before that I don't think apache could
	respond to mosaic as 2 different hostnames. My memory could be
	incorrect.) named some of these things in ways that don't make
	sense in a protobuf like this where it should simply be IP

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/httpRequest.proto b/httpRequest.proto
index cc49b87..5b3d2c7 100644
--- a/httpRequest.proto
+++ b/httpRequest.proto
@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@ import "google/protobuf/timestamp.proto"; // Import the well-known type for Time
 
 message HttpRequest {                                      // HttpRequest represents the essential fields of an incoming HTTP request.
         string                      method           = 1;  // The request method, e.g., "GET", "POST".
-        string                      url              = 2;  // The full URL of the request, including scheme, host, path, and query string.
+        string                      URL              = 2;  // The full URL of the request, including scheme, host, path, and query string.
         string                      route            = 3;  // just the route: "/add/" or "/find/"
         string                      proto            = 4;  // The protocol version, e.g., "HTTP/1.1", "HTTP/2.0".
         map<string, string>         headers          = 5;  // The map of request headers. Header names are case-insensitive,
-        string                      remoteAddr       = 6;  // The remote IP address of the client, after resolving proxies.
+        string                      IP               = 6;  // The remote IP address of the client, after resolving proxies.
         string                      host             = 7;  // The host on which the URL is sought (www.wit.com)
         string                      hostname         = 8;  // The hostname of the client if passed from the client (mylaptop.fun.me)
         bytes                       body             = 9;  // The request body as raw bytes.