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ENOTFOUND and ECONNRESET errors #16

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defunctzombie opened this issue Nov 30, 2014 · 5 comments
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ENOTFOUND and ECONNRESET errors #16

defunctzombie opened this issue Nov 30, 2014 · 5 comments

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@defunctzombie
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I will switch to anything that gives me better debug info when these two errors happen. Please just put the domain or IP or something in the message :)

@MauriceButler
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I agree. ETIMEDOUT is another one.

I have done a few hacks to work around and get some stack in these instances but I would love to "fix" them once and for all.

Once the contributing stuff ( #20 ) has been confirmed I might try to find some time to resolve.

@MauriceButler
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@defunctzombie I had a quick look and the usage of these codes is a bit all over the place. Might take a bit to actually come up with a good fix.

In the meantime you can do something like this to give some additional debugging info when these errors occur. https://github.com/MauriceButler/request-callback-wrapper/blob/master/index.js

Ill have another look on the weekend and try to work something out.

@caineio
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caineio commented Dec 8, 2014

Hello!

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  1. Issue-only Does this issue happen in core, or in some user-space
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    that reproduces this problem is not using any external dependencies.
    If the error is not reproducible with just core modules - it is most
    likely not a io.js problem. Expected: yes
  2. Which part of core do you think it might be related to?
    One of: debugger, http, assert, buffer, child_process, cluster, crypto, dgram, dns, domain, events, fs, http, https, module, net, os, path, querystring, readline, repl, smalloc, stream, timers, tls, url, util, vm, zlib, c++, docs, other (label)
  3. Which versions of io.js do you think are affected by this?
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  1. indutny: crypto, tls, https, child_process, c++
  2. trevnorris: buffer, http, https, smalloc
  3. bnoordhuis: http, cluster, child_process, dgram

@cjihrig
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cjihrig commented Dec 8, 2014

@defunctzombie since #35 has been merged, is this OK to close?

@defunctzombie
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😍

fhinkel pushed a commit to fhinkel/node that referenced this issue Mar 23, 2017
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