intercept ssl_read eof error in fetch_updates#329
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My bot has been encountering the following error once in every couple of days in the production environment:
While any API request can encounter this error, it's very annoying with
get_updatesbecause it kills the bot right away.I found out it's possible to configure OpenSSL to ignore unexpected eof errors - see docs for
SSL_OP_IGNORE_UNEXPECTED_EOFsetting. In the bot's case, however, the next retry always succeeds, so I presume it might be a genuine network error.Alternatively, this fix might belong at a lower level, not here. Yet, I've been using the most basic setup, and solving this problem turned up to be extremely frustrating as I really wasn't expecting
get_updatesto shut down like this.