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--- Comment #13 from D.Zebralla <daniel.zebra...@arcor.de> --- After the first quick test: Yes, it looks like the IPv6 UDP packet is now sent. However, I am wondering if it's really the right thing to stuff padding bytes into sockaddr_in6. I am not familiar with the whole networking code stuff, but I saw that in the Windows world and partly in various unix flavors 28 Bytes for sockaddr_in6 or even little less seem common. Is there any RFC, ISO or POSIX standard where it's said that these structures should have the same size? What about this sockaddr_storage struct? On a sidenote: Why was there even a 'len'-parameter in bsd_bind() when it was not used up until your patch? Thanks in advance! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
