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Fix crash when getaddrinfo is returning several struct addrinfo (#6) #8
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…o-controls-hdbpp#6) The second struct addrinfo contains a field ai-canonname which is NULL. This caused a crash because some code was attempting to create a string from a null pointer. getaddrinfo man page (on Debian Buster) says the following: If hints.ai_flags includes the AI_CANONNAME flag, then the ai_canon- name field of the first of the addrinfo structures in the returned list is set to point to the official name of the host. So there is no need to look at the following addrinfo returned structures.
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The second struct addrinfo contains a field ai-canonname which is NULL.
This caused a crash because some code was attempting to create a string
from a null pointer.
getaddrinfo man page (on Debian Buster) says the following:
So there is no need to look at the following addrinfo returned structures.