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Launching vmnetx with no network connectivity generates vague error message #46
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On Fedora 19 with Requests 1.1.0, I'm getting:
Interestingly, "Errno -2" is "Errno 2" with a minus sign added. Is this reproducible for you? What version of Requests are you running? |
Running on Ubuntu 13.04 with requests 1.1.0-1, I am getting the same message in the original bug filing:
There is no - sign in front of the 2. Also, not sure if this is relevant, but it looks like the actual error message is different as well: "Name or service not known" versus "No such file or directory". |
Right, that was my point. If -2 is the correct error, something in your library stack may be dropping the minus sign. 2 is indeed |
Unwinding the nested exceptions, it seems that the |
When launching a .netx file with no network connection, the application fails (as it should) but presents a vague error message: "_HttpError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory". A more relevant error message relating to the lack of network should be displayed.
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