The problem I had turned out to be cruft from old builds in my buildroot :)

Anyway, meantime I got some extra feedback from musl mailing list ([1]). Basically what you also said, use "lld" and cast. So I changed the commits to do that. But I did keep the definition (although I renamed it as per your suggestion).

And then the scan issue. When I compiled for a 64 bit target I got a warning there. So I looked around and found a solution here ([2]). So I went with this in the nat_traversal module. Please verify.

I run-tested it, but honestly that may not mean much.

opkg list-installed|grep kamailio
kamailio - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-ctl - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-db-sqlite - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-dialplan - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-jsonrpcs - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-maxfwd - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-path - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-permissions - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-pv - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-rr - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-rtpproxy - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-sanity - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-sipdump - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-siputils - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-sl - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-textops - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-textopsx - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-tm - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-tmx - 5.5.2-1
kamailio-mod-xlog - 5.5.2-1

So I'm not using any of the modules that I patch I'm afraid :/

[1] https://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2021/10/27/3
[2] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4171478/how-to-read-data-into-a-time-t-variable-using-scanf

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