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But not yet when proxying to special remotes. When proxying for a cluster, the client can store the object on any node or nodes of the cluster, and send DATA-PRESENT. That gets proxied to each node, and if any of them agree that they have the data, the proxy will respond with SUCCESS or SUCCESS-PLUS. I think it's ok to not check for the proxied remotes supporting protocol version 4. When there are multiple remotes in a cluster, it behaves as described above, and if they all respond with ERROR, the result will be FAILURE. And when not proxying for a cluster, the proxy negotiates the p2p protocol to be the same version or lower than the proxied remote, which will prevent sending DATA-PRESENT when it's too old. |
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