Function inet_error

src/remote/inet.cpp:2638–2698

static void inet_error(bool releasePort, rem_port* port, const TEXT* function, ISC_STATUS operation, int status)
{
/**************************************
 *
 *	i n e t _ e r r o r
 *
 **************************************
 *
 * Functional description
 *	An I/O error has occurred.  Call
 * 	inet_gen_error with the appropriate args
 *	to format the status vector if any.
 *
 **************************************/
	if (status)
	{
		if (port->port_state == rem_port::PENDING)
		{
			string err;
			err.printf("INET/inet_error: %s errno = %d", function, status);

			if (port->port_peer_name.hasData() || port->port_address.hasData())
			{
				err.append(port->port_flags & PORT_async ? ", aux " : ", ");
				err.append(port->port_server_flags ? "client" : "server");

				if (port->port_peer_name.hasData())
				{
					err.append(" host = ");
					err.append(port->port_peer_name);
				}

				if (port->port_address.hasData())
				{
					if (port->port_peer_name.hasData())
						err.append(",");

					err.append(" address = ");
					err.append(port->port_address);
				}
			}

			if (port->port_user_name.hasData())
			{
				err.append(", user = ");
				err.append(port->port_user_name);
			}

			// Address could contain percent sign inside, therefore make
			// sure error string not used as printf format string.
			gds__log("%s", err.c_str());
		}

		inet_gen_error(releasePort, port, Arg::Gds(operation) << SYS_ERR(status));
	}
	else
	{
		// No status value, just format the basic arguments.