If a single s6-ftrigrd is requested to listen on many listeners, the genalloc_readyplus may have to move the ftrigio's to a new memory area, causing the char* inside their buffer to get outdated, overwriting unrelated memory areas when filling the buffers and possibly triggering a SIGSEGV.
You're right that this needs to be fixed but I don't like the solution. I never was a fan of updating b.c.x in the first place; I was okay with this hack as long as it was easy to keep the buffer and the pointer to the buffer in sync, but since reallocations are now unpredictable I'll find another way of doing it. Thanks for the report. -- Laurent
