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              grep rough audit - static analysis tool
                  v2.8 written by @Wireghoul
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ssmping-0.9.1/ssmpingd.c-209-	gsa->sa_family = sa->sa_family;
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmpingd.c:210:	setaddr(&gaddr, NULL, "ff3e::4321:1234", "232.43.211.234");
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmpingd.c-211-    } else if (!addrok(gsa)) {
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ssmping-0.9.1/ssmpingc.c-42-
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmpingc.c:43:void setaddr(struct sockaddr_storage *ss, struct sockaddr_storage *group, const char *addr6, const char *addr4) {
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmpingc.c-44-    struct addrinfo hints, *res;
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ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.h-81-void setport(struct sockaddr *, int);
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.h:82:void setaddr(struct sockaddr_storage *, struct sockaddr_storage *, const char *, const char *);
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.h-83-char *addr2string(struct sockaddr *, socklen_t);
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ssmping-0.9.1/mcfirst.c-63-	struct sockaddr_storage any = mcaddr;
ssmping-0.9.1/mcfirst.c:64:	setaddr(&any, NULL, "::", "0.0.0.0");
ssmping-0.9.1/mcfirst.c-65-	if (bind(s, (struct sockaddr *)&any, namelen) < 0)
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ssmping-0.9.1/mcfirst.1-26-can be used to check whether one can receive multicast packets from a host. The host may send any type of
ssmping-0.9.1/mcfirst.1:27:multicast packets, any application, IPv4 or IPv6, ASM or SSM.
ssmping-0.9.1/mcfirst.1-28-.B mcfirst
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ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.c-59-    grpaddr = name;
ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.c:60:    setaddr(&grpaddr, group ? &mcaddr : NULL, "ff3e::4321:1234", "232.43.211.234");
ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.c-61-#ifdef WIN32
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ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.c-63-	struct sockaddr_storage any = name;
ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.c:64:	setaddr(&any, NULL, "::", "0.0.0.0");
ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.c-65-	if (bind(ms, (struct sockaddr *)&any, namelen) < 0)
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ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.1-30-are network level multicast management tools that can be used to check whether
ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.1:31:one can receive multicast packets via ASM from a host.
ssmping-0.9.1/asmping.1-32-The host target given to
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ssmping-0.9.1/README-7-that they receive from this host by running the ssmping tool.
ssmping-0.9.1/README:8:asmping is similar to ssmping, but checks for ASM rather than SSM.
ssmping-0.9.1/README-9-This package also contains a tool called mcfirst.
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ssmping-0.9.1/README-70-mcfirst is a tool to check whether you can receive a given
ssmping-0.9.1/README:71:multicast transmission. It supports both ASM and SSM, and IPv4
ssmping-0.9.1/README-72-and IPv6. You run it specifying multicast group (and source if
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ssmping-0.9.1/.pc/04-fix-ftbfs.diff/ssmping.c-58-    grpaddr = name;
ssmping-0.9.1/.pc/04-fix-ftbfs.diff/ssmping.c:59:    setaddr(&grpaddr, group ? &mcaddr : NULL, "ff3e::4321:1234", "232.43.211.234");
ssmping-0.9.1/.pc/04-fix-ftbfs.diff/ssmping.c-60-#ifdef WIN32
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ssmping-0.9.1/.pc/04-fix-ftbfs.diff/ssmping.c-62-	struct sockaddr_storage any = name;
ssmping-0.9.1/.pc/04-fix-ftbfs.diff/ssmping.c:63:	setaddr(&any, NULL, "::", "0.0.0.0");
ssmping-0.9.1/.pc/04-fix-ftbfs.diff/ssmping.c-64-	if (bind(ms, (struct sockaddr *)&any, namelen) < 0)
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ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.c-60-    grpaddr = name;
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.c:61:    setaddr(&grpaddr, group ? &mcaddr : NULL, "ff3e::4321:1234", "232.43.211.234");
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.c-62-#ifdef WIN32
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ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.c-64-	struct sockaddr_storage any = name;
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.c:65:	setaddr(&any, NULL, "::", "0.0.0.0");
ssmping-0.9.1/ssmping.c-66-	if (bind(ms, (struct sockaddr *)&any, namelen) < 0)