Possible bug in tnmHttp.c?
clau@plaintree.com
Mon, 12 May 97 17:36:33 est
I spot something suspicious, albeit very minor:
(This is from 2.1.5 distribution)
static void
HttpAcceptProc(clientData, channel, hostName, port)
ClientData clientData;
Tcl_Channel channel;
char *hostName;
int port;
{
...
struct sockaddr_in sockaddr;
...
rc = HttpEvalCallback(interp, bindPtr->command,
inet_ntoa(sockaddr.sin_addr), path);
...
}
In between the declaration of sockaddr and the call to
HttpEvalCallback, sockaddr is never referenced (never filled in).
HttpEvalCallback uses that parameter to substitute in the %A in the
callback script to "http bind" command, which at my site gives garbage
addresses. I got confirmation from Juergen that this works at his
site, so I guess this is just a version mismatch?
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