The generated bindings assume that inline arrays are talloc contexts, which is never true.

For example, in the IDL we have

	typedef struct {
		DWORD           dwRpcStructureVersion;
		DWORD           dwReserved0;

		[string, charset(UTF8)] char *          pszDpFqdn;
		[string, charset(UTF16)] wchar_t *       pszDpDn;
		[string, charset(UTF16)] wchar_t *       pszCrDn;
		DWORD           dwFlags;
		DWORD           dwZoneCount;
		DNS_DP_STATE    dwState;

		DWORD           dwReserved[    3 ];
		DNS_EXTENSION   pwszReserved[ 3 ];
		[range(0,10000)]               DWORD                    dwReplicaCount;
		[size_is(dwReplicaCount)]      PDNS_RPC_DP_REPLICA      ReplicaArray[];
	}
	DNS_RPC_DP_INFO;


where `DNS_EXTENSION   pwszReserved[ 3 ];` becomes a struct field, not a pointer to an array, but in  
bin/default/librpc/gen_ndr/py_dnsserver.c we try using 'object->pwszReserved' as a talloc context:

static PyObject *py_DNS_RPC_DP_INFO_get_pwszReserved(PyObject *obj, void *closure)
{
	struct DNS_RPC_DP_INFO *object = (struct DNS_RPC_DP_INFO *)pytalloc_get_ptr(obj);
	PyObject *py_pwszReserved;
	py_pwszReserved = PyList_New(3);
	if (py_pwszReserved == NULL) {
		return NULL;
	}
	{
		int pwszReserved_cntr_0;
		for (pwszReserved_cntr_0 = 0; pwszReserved_cntr_0 < (3); pwszReserved_cntr_0++) {
			PyObject *py_pwszReserved_0;
			py_pwszReserved_0 = pytalloc_reference_ex(&DNS_EXTENSION_Type, object->pwszReserved, &object->pwszReserved[pwszReserved_cntr_0]);
			PyList_SetItem(py_pwszReserved, pwszReserved_cntr_0, py_pwszReserved_0);
		}
	}
	return py_pwszReserved;
}


With this result (showing get and set):


$ python3 -c'from samba.dcerpc import dnsserver;dnsserver.DNS_RPC_DP_INFO().pwszReserved'
Bad talloc magic value - unknown value
Aborted (core dumped)

$ python3 -c'from samba.dcerpc import dnsserver;x=dnsserver.DNS_RPC_DP_INFO();a=dnsserver.DNS_EXTENSION();x.pwszReserved = [a, None, None]'
Bad talloc magic value - unknown value
Aborted (core dumped)


It seems like Python.pm needs to be extended to carry around the last know good talloc pointer as distinct from  $var_name which it currently uses.