+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #1109873 +++

Description of problem:
"qpid-stat" tool with "-c" option does not show a name of connected client from Windows machine. 

Try to compare, please:
When the drain client is connected to the broker from a Linux machine, the name of the client is displayed correctly:

# qpid-stat -c
Connections
  connection                                 cproc      cpid   mech  auth       connected  idle  msgIn  msgOut
  ==============================================================================================================
  qpid.10.34.33.251:5672-10.34.33.199:57589  drain      3735         anonymous  2s         0s       0      0
  qpid.[::1]:5672-[::1]:60305                qpid-stat  11814        anonymous  0s         0s       1      0

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

However if the drain client is connected from a Windows machine,the "cproc" column is empty:

# qpid-stat -c
Connections
  connection                                cproc      cpid   mech  auth       connected  idle  msgIn  msgOut
  =============================================================================================================
  qpid.10.34.33.251:5672-10.34.74.82:57245             1456                    1s         0s       0      0
  qpid.[::1]:5672-[::1]:60306               qpid-stat  11843        anonymous  0s         0s       1      0



Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
qpid-tools-0.22-13.el6.noarch

How reproducible:
100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Unpack and compile qpid-cpp-win packages
2. Start a broker
3. Connect "drain" client from the Windows machine to the broker with a large timeout:
   drain.exe --broker <hostname>:5672 --timeout 120 amq.topic
4. Run "qpid-stat -c" while the "drain" is connected

Actual results:
Connection opened by the drain client is displayed without a name of the process.

Expected results:
Connection opened by the drain client should be displayed with the name of the process.

--- Additional comment from Irina Boverman on 2014-06-25 10:51:24 EDT ---



--- Additional comment from Irina Boverman on 2014-06-25 11:21:13 EDT ---

How to test changes:

(1) Change broker config file to this:
auth=no

(2) Start broker on localhost
service qpidd start

(3) Use spout to send messages (RHEL):
spout -b localhost test0

(4) Use drain (Windows and RHEL):

(a) RHEL:
drain -b localhost --timeout 120 amq.topic

(b) Windows:
$ alias rdp='rdesktop  -u mrg -g 1024x800 mrg-win-1.ml3.eng.bos.redhat.com'
$ rdp

User mrg (usual team root password), and a screen geometry that works for you if 1600x1024 doesn't fit.

Open up a dos box command prompt. Drain is located at
D:\Users\mrg\winsdk\qpid-cpp-x86-VS2010-3.22.41.1\bin\Debug

Details (per Chuck's instructions):

C:\>
C:\>d:
D:\>cd Users\mrg\winsdk\qpid-cpp-x86-VS2010-3.22.41.1\bin\debug
D:\Users\mrg\winsdk\qpid-cpp-x86-VS2010-3.22.41.1\bin\Debug>drain -b <broker> --timeout 120 amq.topic

(5) 
# qpid-stat -c

Result after changes:

Connections
  connection                                  cproc      cpid   mech     auth       connected  idle   msgIn  msgOut
  ===================================================================================================================
  qpid.10.16.44.229:5672-10.19.176.108:60550  unknown    2320   unknown  unknown    1m 2s      1m 1s     0      0
  qpid.[::1]:5672-[::1]:37979                 drain      27240  unknown  anonymous  16s        13s       0      0
  qpid.[::1]:5672-[::1]:37981                 qpid-stat  27253  unknown  anonymous  0s         0s        1      0


There are also bugs in Windows client not passing "cproc" and "auth" fields to the broker, and in both Windows/Linux code not passing "mech" field to the broker.