9:37:20_deathit seems usocket has been broken on sbcl for almost a month now as it uses inaddr-any as a host to connect to, no matter the host provided? what am I missing here? https://github.com/usocket/usocket/commit/7a24c571541b1d046976f0c175f1f2658dbdf0f7#diff-eced9d709105db28d76a7b3d2182cb547fc815a4c1e37faa249df9d699b116a3R454
11:56:01semz_death: afaict that branch is only taken if host is nil or eq to the wildcard host.
12:14:46jcowan_death: for local-domain (aka Unix-domain) sockets the host is always localhost, so the socket doesn't care what you specify
12:17:38_deathit's not about unix sockets.. it's just a bug that causes ordinary tcp socket-connect to fail, including everything that uses usocket for that, like drakma or dexador.. so I just reverted to 3006689e