This command sends a POST request to <code>http://<i><DestIP></i>/api/v1/msg</code>.
The IP address may be appended by a port, if needed (eg. :8080).
The IP address may be appended by a port, if needed (eg. :8080). In addition to POST,
a GET request can also be used. In that case, any GET arguments (<code>/api/v1/msg?<i>arguments</i></code>)
will be used instead of the request body. This is intended for external access
when sending POST requests is not convenient.
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<li><code>H</code> - get response headers
<li><code>B</code> - get response body
<li><code>X</code> - ignore the response, return nothing
<li><code>N=<i>nonce</i></code> - a custom string that will be added in the options field of the response message.
Use this to keep track of which request a response belongs to.
<li><code>T=<i>ms</i></code> - request timeout (default 5000 ms), in milliseconds
<li><code>L=<i>bytes</i></code> - limit response length (default 0 = don't limit). Applies to the head, body, or both combined, depending on the <code>H</code> and <code>B</code> flags
<li><code>l=<i>bytes</i></code> - limit the response buffer size (default 5000 B).
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<li><code><i>status</i></code> - a HTTP status code, eg. 200 is OK, 404 Not found.
<li><code><i>options</i></code> - similar to those in the request, here describing the response data.
This field can contain comma-separated <code>B</code>, <code>H</code> and <code>L=<i>bytes</i></code>.
This field can contain comma-separated <code>B</code>, <code>H</code> and <code>L=<i>bytes</i></code> and <code>N=<i>nonce</i></code>.
<li><code><i>response</i></code> - the response, as requested. If both headers and body are received,
they will be separated by an empty line (i.e. <code>\r\n\r\n</code>). Response can be up to several
kilobytes long, depending on the <code>L=</code> and <code>l=</code> options.
