SNOW-932679: reduce delay on ocsp timeout #572
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Fix for both sdk issue 692 and 706
Before the fix if the OCSP validate requests failed with timeout it could cause 15 (5 seconds timeout on cache downloading and 5 seconds timeout * 2 retries on fetch request) seconds delay per entry in the certificate chain, with typically 4 entries in the chain the total delay could be up to 60 seconds and could fail the SSL connection even the driver try to establish the connection with FAIL_OPEN mode.
The fix is to remember the host name reached timeout in previous entry and skip further attempt on the same host in following entries to reduce the delay.