-
Rob Swindell authored
Socket addresses are stored in network byte order (big endian) and this sprintf() logic here assumed little endian. This was a regression introduced in either commit 29b93c32 or commit db8bb221 (in the past 2 weeks) when we stopped using (some) of the deprecated IP address/resolution functions and fixed the socket address storage to always be in network byte order (as is the norm). This should fix the issue recently reported in IRC by BrokenMind.
Rob Swindell authoredSocket addresses are stored in network byte order (big endian) and this sprintf() logic here assumed little endian. This was a regression introduced in either commit 29b93c32 or commit db8bb221 (in the past 2 weeks) when we stopped using (some) of the deprecated IP address/resolution functions and fixed the socket address storage to always be in network byte order (as is the norm). This should fix the issue recently reported in IRC by BrokenMind.
Loading