Fix GH-20240: FTP with SSL: ftp_fput(): Connection timed out on successful writes #20294
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…ccessful writes Looking at the strace, the timeout is only 1s which may be too low anyway for checking for a response, but some servers also don't end up replying finally anyway and close the connection already. `data_available` was originally used for non-blocking downloads/uploads and then reused for the shutdown sequence, but its error handling was never adjusted to be silent.
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Looking at the strace, the timeout is only 1s which may be too low anyway for checking for a response, but some servers also don't end up replying finally anyway and close the connection already.
data_availablewas originally used for non-blocking downloads/uploads and then reused for the shutdown sequence, but its error handling was never adjusted to be silent.