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Check the length of ethernet frames, and the fastd_eth_addr_t structure must be
packed.
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handle_socket() now tests it before calling handle_recv
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Without this fix, using on-establish/disestablish/verify would cause a strange
zero port when a bind with a random port was used, and a segmentation fault with
dynamic binds.
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There are no negative consequences when the peers are loaded twice, but we can
spare some log spam like this.
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