Use actual sock in tcp_test, instead of unexisting sk variable.

* testsuite/buildok/tcp_test.stp (tcp.sendmsg): Use sock for testing.
  (tcp.recvmsg): Likewise.

diff --git a/testsuite/buildok/tcp_test.stp b/testsuite/buildok/tcp_test.stp
index a262ab295c56ef5e400310f25ca0d72a31a2ffa0..a5e3bafb0978e5556e78f144282df7afdfa5dc10 100755 (executable)
--- a/testsuite/buildok/tcp_test.stp
+++ b/testsuite/buildok/tcp_test.stp
@@ -8,16 +8,16 @@ function print_report()
 }
 
 probe tcp.sendmsg {
-       ports   = inet_get_local_port(sk)
-       src_ips = inet_get_ip_source(sk)
-       rtos    = tcp_get_info_rto(sk)
+       ports   = inet_get_local_port(sock)
+       src_ips = inet_get_ip_source(sock)
+       rtos    = tcp_get_info_rto(sock)
 }
 
 probe tcp.recvmsg {
-        cwnd     = tcp_get_info_snd_cwnd(sk)
-        mss      = tcp_ts_get_info_rcv_mss(sk)      
-        ssthresh = tcp_ts_get_info_snd_ssthresh(sk)       
-        state    =  tcp_ts_get_info_state(sk)
+        cwnd     = tcp_get_info_snd_cwnd(sock)
+        mss      = tcp_ts_get_info_rcv_mss(sock)
+        ssthresh = tcp_ts_get_info_snd_ssthresh(sock)
+        state    =  tcp_ts_get_info_state(sock)
 }
 
 probe tcp.sendmsg.return {