Fix panic when target.LocalAddr() is not *net.TCPAddr #25
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This happens when you use custom dialer that returns custom net.Conn that returns a non-*net.TCPAddr net.Addr for LocalAddr() calls. For example, if you dial through an SSH connection, it might be difficult to figure out remote local address, so you return a stub instead.
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This happens when you use custom dialer that returns custom
net.Connthat returns a non-*net.TCPAddrnet.AddrforLocalAddr()calls.For example, if you dial through an SSH connection, it might be difficult to figure out remote local address, so you return a stub instead.