Bug in getInetAddress from Socket?

[Kees Huizing]

It seems that getInetAddress() gets the wrong address. See the following code
fragment (ss is a ServerSocket):

Socket s = ss.accept();
System.out.println("Got a connection from location: " + s.getInetAddress());

On JDK/Solaris, I get the address (name and number) of the remote host,
the one that opened the Socket, whereas on Kaffe/Linux, I get the
address of the local host, i.e., the one that created the ServerSocket,
the one where this code is running.

Am I doing something wrong here, or is this a (known) Kaffe bug?

Kees Huizing

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