Fix alignment for NetShareEnum request handling #23
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The missing alignment meant that the info level was being misread if the host name of the server had an even number of characters, because in that case the end of the string ended up not being 4-byte-aligned. This meant that the info level was being misread as e.g. 65536 instead of 1, which had the ultimate result that instead of success and a list of the available shares, an error message would be sent back and the server couldn't be accessed.
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The missing alignment meant that the info level was being misread if the host name of the server had an even number of characters, because in that case the end of the string ended up not being 4-byte-aligned.