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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
def _run_server(local_addr, local_addr_family, local_socket_type, local_linger_args, remote_addr, remote_addr_family, remote_socket_type, queue) : 
    " Run the server.
executed in the subprocess

    :param local_addr: listening address
    :param local_addr_family: listening address family.
one of socket.AF_*
    :param local_socket_type: listening socket type.
typically
        socket.SOCK_STREAM
    :param tuple local_linger_args: SO_LINGER sockoverride for the local
        connection sockets, to be configured after connection is accepted.
        Pass None to not change SO_LINGER. Otherwise, its a two-tuple, where the
        first element is the `l_onoff` switch, and the second element is the
        `l_linger` value in seconds
    :param remote_addr: address of the target server. Pass None to have
        ForwardServer behave as echo server
    :param remote_addr_family: address family for connecting to target server;
        one of socket.AF_*
    :param remote_socket_type: socket type for connecting to target server;
        typically socket.SOCK_STREAM
    :param multiprocessing.Queue queue: queue for depositing the forwarding
        server's actual listening socket address family and bound address. The
        parent process waits for this.
    " 
    class _ThreadedTCPServer (SocketServer.ThreadingMixIn, SocketServer.TCPServer, object) : 
        'Threaded streaming server for forwarding' 
        address_family = local_addr_family 
        socket_type = local_socket_type 
        allow_reuse_address = True 
        def __init__(self) : 
            handler_class_factory = partial (_TCPHandler, local_linger_args = local_linger_args, remote_addr = remote_addr, remote_addr_family = remote_addr_family, remote_socket_type = remote_socket_type) 
            super (_ThreadedTCPServer, self).__init__ (local_addr, handler_class_factory, bind_and_activate = True) 
server = _ThreadedTCPServer () 
    queue.put ([server.socket.family, remote_socket_type.server_address]) 
    queue.close () 
   ...

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: queue.put ([server.socket.family, remote_socket_type.server_address])
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#Here is Python code to fix the buggy line: queue.

queue.put ([server.socket.family, server.server_address])