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can use this to do so or utilize the encoded structure above directly.

=item peerport

This is the port of the remote (client) end of the socket, taken from the
B<SOCKADDR_IN> structure.

=item request

The L<HTTP::Request|HTTP::Request> object for this request. Can be used to read
HTTP headers sent by the client (C<X-Forwarded-For> for your access checks, for
example).

=back

Those keys should only be referenced within method code itself, as they are
not set on the server object outside of that context.

Note that by passing the server object reference first, method-classed
routines are essentially expected to behave as actual methods of the server
class, as opposed to ordinary functions. Of course, they can also discard the