Thanks for looking at this.
Brock Pytlik wrote:
If I'm following the code correctly, if we get a socket.error of
EINVAL, we reset the socket and try 1 more time. Do we try exactly one
(instead of 2, 5, 100) more time for some reason?
The second try is an attempt without the timeout set. The first try does
set the timeout. On some systems, there is a bug in python that causes
a connection attempt with timeout set to fail with an EINVAL.
On line 290, what does the change from (host, port) to sockaddr mean/do?
This change is to handle IPv6 addresses. The (host, port) form is
specific to IPv4. With IPv6, the sockaddr is a tuple with more elements.
Thanks.
Tom
Other than that, it looks fine, but I'm no networking expert.
Brock
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