AW: [Twisted-Python] udp exception if connection reset by other peer

[p@]

I think they are only raised if you connect to a localhost or local-lan
peer...
I think there is no need for an exception because you would need to
handle local and internet peers differently...

So I think swallow them silently is ok

Cheers

p@

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On Wed, 14 May 2003 23:34:16 +0200
"p@" <digi at treepy.com> wrote:

> If i send a udp packet with a connected udp-protocoll to an other peer
> where the port is closed or not reachable and the other peer resets
> the connection I get an exception...

Good point. UDP does occasionally give information about non-reachable
hosts, currently expressed in Twisted by an exception. Should I bother
raising these or just swallow them silently?

Meanwhile, you can just wrap the write() with a try/except: pass.


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