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This patch should fix a segfault in failover code introduced by my
recent hostname expiration patch.
I didn't realize that when using SRV records, server->common == NULL is
legal as we don't have the server name resolved yet.
The first hunk in the patch is completely unrelated to the crash. But I
think it is correct, server->common == NULL should never mean that the
server is resolved. Should I split the hunk (at least for stable
branches sake) even if it is one-liner?
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