Reading the actual request may trigger CONNRESET on a cached connection #320
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Of course I meant "Reading the response." I fixed the commit's comment and re-uploaded. |
(if the connection was cached) thus move that code inside the try:.
Handle ECONNRESET and EPIPE correctly and simplify the code a bit (pull up conn.close() while we're at it
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Any progress? this change is necessary on py3.5. |
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this is required to fix Polyconseil/aioamqp#50 |
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This moves the block that reads the data up into the try: block.
I hit this issue while testing aioamqp with pyrabbit. The sequence of events is:
(like doing a DNS lookup for its error log)
This can also happen when you're re-using a cached connection after some time and hit the server's decision that it has waited long enough and will now close the connection.
Thus, please apply.