Under some circumstances Errno::ETIMEOUT gets raised instead of Timeout::Error.
We don't want this to cause failures, so let's catch and log it instead of
allowing it to propogate up.
We are seeing this happen in our environment when a host is down completely.
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9 years ago
Under some circumstances Errno::ETIMEOUT gets raised instead of Timeout::Error. We don't want this to cause failures, so let's catch and log it instead of allowing it to propogate up.
We are seeing this happen in our environment when a host is down completely.