fix(cli): propagate eventaddr to TLS probes - #1027
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tlsandgotlsaccepted--eventaddr, but did not propagate it fromthe CLI configuration to their probe configurations.
As a result,
BaseProbe.Initializereceived an empty event collectoraddress and selected
LoggerWriter, so no TCP/WebSocket/file eventwriter was created even though the command line and startup log showed
the requested
--eventaddr.Propagate
globalConf.EventCollectorAddrto both configurations.Tested on Android arm64:
192.168.1.57:9000.writer=LoggerWriter.writer=tcp://192.168.1.57:9000andthe receiver accepts a connection from the device.