When adding a socket to the pool, if it already exists in the pool, i… #124
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Impossible to reproduce the error socket 7. Anyway, socketsManager behaviour could be a cause of infinite reconnections after Socket 7 error.
Now, when adding a new socket is added to the pool, if it already exists, the socket it is not updated, so if it is reused later and the socket was wrong, the wrong socket will be reused again.
May be, changing socketManager behaviour, if a socket is fixed, the new socket should be also updated in the pool. So, if it is reused, the socket will be the right one.