"connectionTimeout" and "operationTimeout" passed as options to the Connexion class do not work as expected

1. Pb 1 : "connectionTimeout"

No DNS resolution | Use /etc/hosts only
Create a couchnode "new Connexion" with options.host = couch1
Set options.connectionTimeout to anything > 2999
Set couch1 in /etc/hosts with an IP that is not assigned to any thing (No ping, nothing listening on 8091, etc )
Run the js code that initiate the "new Connexion"

---> The error that specifies the connexion failure occurs minutes after the "new Connexion" has been initiated

• connectionTimeout: 1000 -> "Connection Error { [Error: Connection failure] code: 24 }

  " Occurs ~2Sec after "new Connexion"

• connectionTimeout: 2000 -> "Connection Error { [Error: Connection failure] code: 24 }

  " Occurs ~4Sec after "new Connexion"

• connectionTimeout: 2999 -> "Connection Error { [Error: Connection failure] code: 24 }

  " Occurs ~4Sec after "new Connexion"

• connectionTimeout: 3000 -> "Connection Error { [Error: Connection failure] code: 24 }

  " Occurs ~1Min30Sec after "new Connexion"

• connectionTimeout: 4000 -> "Connection Error { [Error: Connection failure] code: 24 }

  " Occurs ~4Min30Sec after "new Connexion"

• connectionTimeout: 5000 -> "Connection Error { [Error: Connection failure] code: 24 }

  " Occurs ... I have no idea : I just never happened after 15 minutes

5000ms being the default for "connectionTimeout", when you do not specify it, operations are queued until your node.js blows up

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1. Pb 2 : "operationTimeout" :

No DNS resolution | Use /etc/hosts only
Identify couchbase nodes via a hostnames rather than IP address when you setup your cluster
Create a couchnode "new Connexion" with options.host = couch1
Do not set couch2 in /etc/hosts with any IP (So that resolution cannot happen)
Run the js code that initiate the "new Connexion" to couch1 and db.get a key you know being on couch2

---> No error is never emitted or called back (you should get a "[Error: Operation timed out] code: 23" after 2500ms)

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Here is the dead simple code I am using to reproduce :

var couchbase = require('couchbase');

var options =

{ host: 'couch1:8091', bucket: 'bucket1', //connectionTimeout: 2999, //operationTimeout: 1000 }

console.log(new Date(), "Script init");

var db = new couchbase.Connection(options, function(err) {
if (err)

{ console.log(new Date(), 'Connection Error', err); }

else {
console.log(new Date(), 'Connected!');

var usr="myKey_on_couch2:bucket_1"

console.log(new Date(), 'db.get');
db.get(usr, function(err, res)

{ console.log(new Date(), err, res); }

);

}
});