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Hi Mantas
> struct sockaddr to inet_pton() instead of giving just the .sin6_addr field,
> so your program is trying to interpret the *port number*
> (i.e. the .sin6_port which precedes .sin_addr) as part of the address...
At some point in my hopeless odyssey down a wrong track I tried giving the whole struct to inet_ntop() and forgot to change it back when I got everything else to work.
Thanks for your help and sorry for the inconvenience.
Cheers,
Klaus
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Re: How to get a useful peer address when doing accept(3, ...) on a systemd supplied listening socket
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