As a workaround, could you use the attached program instead of mount.s3ql?
It should work just like mount.s3ql, but it will retry on any kind of
DNS error.
I'm still planning to fix this properly (probably by not retrying on the
first resolution attempt), but that is going to take a while.
Best,
-Nikolaus
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, '/usr/lib/s3ql')
import s3ql.logging
import dugong
is_temp_network_error_real = dugong.is_temp_network_error
def is_temp_network_error(exc):
if isinstance(exc, dugong.HostnameNotResolvable):
return True
return is_temp_network_error_real(exc)
dugong.is_temp_network_error = is_temp_network_error
import s3ql.mount
s3ql.mount.main(sys.argv[1:])
