Closed goern closed 7 years ago
Maybe the response_timeout
config parameter is not being properly parsed? Could you please post your config file?
None... sounds about wrong... put a 100 in there?
scheme: 'ws'
hosts: ['localhost']
port: 8182
ssl_certfile: ''
ssl_keyfile: ''
ssl_password: ''
username: ''
password: ''
response_timeout: None
max_conns: 4
min_conns: 1
max_times_acquired: 16
max_inflight: 64
message_serializer: 'goblin.driver.GraphSONMessageSerializer'
man oh man... thanks for you pair of eyes on my config file!
It looks like you are using YAML, which I believe requires null
instead of None. None would be parsed as the string 'None'
. I would just leave this out of the config, and the response_timeout
will default to None
, unless of course you want a response timeout, which is probably desirable in a production environment. In that case, simply include the key in your config, and pass an int or float.
while running a short loop I get an error I cant interpret:
Here is the loop: