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dcache-xrootd: refit checksum handling after xrootd4j bug fix
Motivation: When multiple checksums are defined on a pool, xrdcp fails if -C is expressed as an argument. This is because it receives the first checksum in the natural ordering, because the xrootd value for cks.type is not being received. (see https://rb.dcache.org/r/12018 and GitHub #5147). Modfication: Make code depend on fixed releases of xrootd4j. Adjust the construction of ChecksumInfo and also the use of getArgs->getPath on the pool. Result: xrdcp -C works again. Target: master Request: 5.2 Request: 5.1 Request: 5.0 Request: 4.2 Requires-notes: yes Requires-book: no Patch: https://rb.dcache.org/r/12019 Depends-on: https://rb.dcache.org/r/12018 Bug: #dCache/dcache/5147 Acked-by: Paul
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