THRIFT-3502: C++ TServerSocket passes small buffer to getsockname #761
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When binding with a port number of 0, TServerSocket::listen calls
getsockname to retrieve the bound port number. The previous code was
passing too small a buffer as a parameter, failing on Windows with
errno 2 and WSAGetLastError WSAEFAULT. This change fixes the issue by
using struct sockaddr_storage instead of struct sockaddr as the
parameter buffer.