The list of names used for concrete error callbacks and a short description of the corresponding class of operating system level error is as follows:
| Error callback name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| accessError | insufficient access rights |
| addressError | address (i.e. (host,port)) in use or invalid |
| badMsgError | (EBADMSG, hardly documented in man page) |
| connBrokenError | connection has become unusable |
| eosError | unexpected end-of-stream |
| getHostError | error when getting hostname |
| internalError | should not happen; please report if it does! |
| intrError | operation interrupted by signal |
| refusedError | connection refused by peer |
| resourceError | too few file descriptors/buffers etc. |
| timedOut | specified timeout period has expired |
| timedOutInTransfer | timed out, and some data have been transferred |
| unknownError | OS reports unknown errno (new OS?) |
| usageError | e.g. you must initialize port before connecting |
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