Ah, a learning opportunityIt's the Python code that crashes.... I am not fluent in Python but understand the basics... The part that is crashing is the socket connections and other Internet aspects that I am not fluent in ..
I find many times with those sort of calls you need to wrap them in a while/try&except to catch known errors and retry a few times before aborting. Here's an example with FTP. Different protocol, same idea.
Code:
while True: try: with FTP(ftp_host, cfg["ftp_user"], ftp_pass,timeout=420) as ftp: # V5.4.6 / V6.1 with open(local_file, 'rb') as image_file: ftp_response=ftp.storbinary('STOR '+upload_name, image_file) err_no=ftp_response[0:3] if err_no != "226": msg="FTP_UPLOAD: ftplib error "+ftp_response+" on file "+local_file success = False else: success=True msg="Local file "+local_file+" uploaded to "+ upload_name break except: exc_type, exc_value, exc_traceback = sys.exc_info() type=exc_type.__name__ summ = str(traceback.extract_tb(exc_traceback)) err_value=str(exc_value) # V2.4 #V6.6 if (err_value.find("Temporary failure in name resolution") != -1) or \ (err_value.find("Gateway Time-out") != -1): # V6.3 V6.5 V6.6 retry_cnt +=1 if retry_cnt > 4: msg = "FTP_UPLOAD: ERROR - NAME RESOLUTION/GATEWAY TIMEOUT retry exceeded" print(pdt()+msg) break else: print(pdt()+"FTP_UPLOAD: Warning - NAME RESOLUTION/GATEWAY TIMEOUT error. Retrying in 60 seconds. Retry count "+\ str(retry_cnt)) time.sleep(120) #V6.7 continue msg="FTP_UPLOAD Exception'"+type+"="+str(exc_value)+"'. Traceback: "+summ success=False break # End of While True Statistics: Posted by DS256 — Sat Jun 29, 2024 1:28 pm