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First, my apologies if this is addressed in a newer version - we have IO::Socket:Socks v. 0.67 IO::Socket::Socks::Wrapper v. 0.14
The wrapper is applied globally before any other connection related libs are included:
require IO::Socket::Socks::Wrapper; IO::Socket::Socks::Wrapper->import({ProxyAddr => $Socks5Host, ProxyPort => $Socks5Port, Timeout => 30, SocksDebug => 0});
The file where this happens calls a second file that loops over connecting to a number of devices with the following code: use Net::Telnet;
my $telnet = new Net::Telnet( Timeout => 2, Cmd_remove_mode => 1, Errmode => 'return', Dump_Log => $DebugLog, Prompt => '/-->\s*$/i' ); my $error; # Ok, open the connection if(!$telnet->open($self->{'ip'})) { $error="Could not connect to ONT ($self->{'ip'}) - " . $telnet->errmsg(); return (0,$error); }
If any of these devices happen to not be online, and open() times out, it does not return $error, but instead exits back to the first file.
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This should be fixed by d75f159
Please check with version from this repository
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Yep, that fixes it - thanks!!!
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First, my apologies if this is addressed in a newer version - we have
IO::Socket:Socks v. 0.67
IO::Socket::Socks::Wrapper v. 0.14
The wrapper is applied globally before any other connection related libs are included:
The file where this happens calls a second file that loops over connecting to a number of devices with the following code:
use Net::Telnet;
If any of these devices happen to not be online, and open() times out, it does not return $error, but instead exits back to the first file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: