> While I'm usually not fond of blaming the client application, this is > really the swift command line tool issue. It tries to be smart by > comparing the md5sum of the object's content with the object's etag, > and it breaks with multipart objects. Multipart objects is calculated > differently (md5sum of the md5sum of each part). I think the swift > tool has a special handling for swift large objects (which are not the > same as s3 multipart objects), so that's why it works in that specific > use case. Well but I tried also with rclone and I have the same issue. Clients I tried rclone (both SWIFT and S3) s3cmd (S3) python-swiftclient (SWIFT). I can reproduce the issue with different clients. Once a multipart object is uploaded via S3 (with rclone or s3cmd) I cannot read it anymore via SWIFT (either with rclone or pythonswift-client). Are you saying that all SWIFT clients implementations are wrong ? Or should the radosgw be configured with only 1 API active ? Saverio _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list ceph-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.ceph.com/listinfo.cgi/ceph-users-ceph.com
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