Revert "fabrics: retry connect command on EINTR"#1010
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This reverts commit 2b30489. The simple approach to retry on EINTR will also prevent to exit the loop on Ctrl-C. And adding a signal handler in the library is generally not a good idea. It would need an additional API between users and the library to handle signals. Let's forward EINTR and the user handle this instead. Signed-off-by: Daniel Wagner <[email protected]>
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This reverts commit 2b30489.
The simple approach to retry on EINTR will also prevent to exit the loop on Ctrl-C. And adding a signal handler in the library is generally not a good idea. It would need an additional API between users and the library to handle signals. Let's forward EINTR and the user handle this instead.
The proper fix: linux-nvme/nvme-cli#2801