Consistently reading/writing rados objects via command line

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I would like to store some objects in rados, and retrieve them in a
consistent manor.  In my initial tests, if I do a 'rados -p foo put
test /tmp/test', while it is uploading I can do a 'rados -p foo get
test /tmp/blah' on another machine, and it will download a partially
written file without returning an error code, so the downloader cannot
tell the file is corrupt/incomplete.

My question is, how do I read/write objects in rados via the command
line in such a way where the downloader does not get a corrupt or
incomplete file?  It's fine if it just returns an error on the client
and I can try again, I just need to be notified on error.
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