Catch more generic FileSystemException in NamedPipeSocket#1418
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Catch more generic FileSystemException in NamedPipeSocket#1418
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When npipe is busy, it throws the following exception: `java.nio.file.FileSystemException: \\.\pipe\docker_engine: All pipe instances are busy.` The previous, RandomAccessFile-base implementation was catching it as `FileNotFoundException`. But the NIO-based one seems to be throwing a generic `FileSystemException`.
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When npipe is busy, it throws the following exception:
java.nio.file.FileSystemException: \\.\pipe\docker_engine: All pipe instances are busy.The previous, RandomAccessFile-base implementation was catching it as
FileNotFoundException.But the NIO-based one seems to be throwing a generic
FileSystemException.