Kristin Amundsen writes:
> tcp_do_getsockname+0xea(ffffff1a81d94980, ffffff091a3a2238,
> ffffff003e581e6c)
> tcp_getsockname+0x21(ffffff1a81d94780, ffffff091a3a2238, ffffff003e581e6c,
> ffffff096223c388)
File a bug. Your system seems to have died here:
static int
tcp_do_getsockname(tcp_t *tcp, struct sockaddr *sa, uint_t *salenp)
{
[...]
} else {
--> sin6->sin6_addr = tcp->tcp_ip6h->ip6_src;
... because tcp->tcp_ip6h was NULL. It's some sort of IPv6 problem,
possibly related to the fix for CR 6795817.
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