#1 struct sockaddr_in initialization

[nash]

Currently, users of libcutlass need to calloc any
struct sockaddr_in memory that gets passed to the
various calls. If not, then the low-level hash keys
become inconsistent. At least in Linux, there appears
to be some padding at the end of struct sockaddr_in
(member name is sin_zero).

The proper behavior for libcutlass would be for any
call that recieves a struct sockaddr_in to build the
hashkey inside the library to ensure that this stuff
gets handled correctly.

[johndoe32102002]

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Debian (latest version as of August 21)
Ran as user and root ./configure

Get this error:
configure: error: Cutlass needs the function socket(), but it cannot be found

For debian or ubuntu users, it may require a:
sudo apt-get install botan*
before running a ./configure