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Use a working define for OpenBSD detection - #503
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This fixes "receives control messages for IPv6" test and more importantly every other kind of ipv6 socket creation. E.g. this no longer happens: *Main> :m +*Network.Test.Common *Network.Test.Common *Main> addr1:_ <- getAddrInfo Nothing (Just "::1") (Just "5000") *Network.Test.Common *Main> sock <- socket (addrFamily addr1) (addrSocketType addr1) (addrProtocol addr1) *** Exception: Network.Socket.setSockOpt: invalid argument (Invalid argument)
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This fixes "receives control messages for IPv6" test and more
importantly every other kind of ipv6 socket creation. E.g. this
no longer happens: