net_accept(): Inherit PPID from listening socket #6
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When we call accept() on a listening socket, we need to inherit the sctp PPID from the master socket to the new socket of the just-accepted connection. Otherwise any sent packets (such as S1AP) will be sent to PPID=0 rather than the configured PPID (e.g. 18 for S1AP).
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When we call accept() on a listening socket, we need to inherit
the sctp PPID from the master socket to the new socket of the
just-accepted connection. Otherwise any sent packets (such as S1AP)
will be sent to PPID=0 rather than the configured PPID (e.g. 18 for
S1AP).