> Struct sockaddr_in and sockaddr_in6 should always be initialized
> to zero.
In the kernel, for sure. Just in case a bcmp is run by someone, or
a whole sockaddr is copied out to userland.
In userland, the policy is not quite the same. There (as guenther
has explained in various forums) the ide
Hi,
Struct sockaddr_in and sockaddr_in6 should always be initialized
to zero. Most of the kernel does this already, this diff fixes all
other places there sin_family is assigned. Do not pass around
pointers to uninitialized stack memory.
There are some global route variables, I think the paddin
