How can I restart the script in case of a connection error with the server?

Question

Python

Hello, I have a script like this:

ws = create_connection("ws://153.12.13.51/ws/")
    ws.send("action=auth&login=Terminal13&passw=TTT")
    print ws.recv()
    ws.send("action=code_in&code=0)
    print ws.recv()
    ws.send("action=game&id=3000&verbose=1")
    print ws.recv()
    ws.send("some text")
    print ws.recv()

how to make it so that if it was not possible to connect to the server (some error crawled out), the script tried to reach it until it successfully connected.

Answer 1

How to make script restart automatically on timeout errors in python?

Answer 2

Wrap it in a loop, exiting from which will be carried out only with a successful connection. Install exception hooks that will start the loop from the beginning.

Answer 3

who knows, I use such things on a server, no one has complained yet :)

while True:
    in_msg = self._socket.receive()
    if in_msg is None:
        break
    continue

Answer 4

I don’t know what kind of library you have, but in normal libraries there is either a special exception that can be caught, or a method through which the timeout is regulated and what happens next.