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In fact, these are incorrect log entries, these error should be "could-not-connect"
I use sort of reverse-engineering to build mapping of pycurl error codes to their short text abbreviations with the code:
for key in dir(pycurl):
if key.startswith('E_'):
abbr = key[2:].lower().replace('_', '-')
ERROR_ABBR[getattr(pycurl, key)] = abbr
The problem is multiple E_* constants points to same numeric code, so E_COULDNT_CONNECT is overwritten with E_MULTI_ADDED_ALREADY
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In fact, these are incorrect log entries, these error should be "could-not-connect"
I use sort of reverse-engineering to build mapping of pycurl error codes to their short text abbreviations with the code:
The problem is multiple E_* constants points to same numeric code, so E_COULDNT_CONNECT is overwritten with E_MULTI_ADDED_ALREADY
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: