@adriansev : I pushed today few commits that implement the functionality.
In `xrdcp` there is a new option `--rm-bad-cksum` that will make the client remove the target file if checksum verification fails (please not that this option enables POSC semantics).
You can also use the functionality from Python, e.g.:
```
from XRootD import client
process = client.CopyProcess()
process.add_job( source='/path/to/metalink.meta4',
target='/path/to',
force=True,
checksummode='end2end',
**checksumtype='auto'**,
rmBadCksum=True )
process.prepare()
process.run()
```
Please note the `checksum` type is set to `**auto**`, this is also a new functionality (that you asked for) that makes the client infer automatically the checksum type based on source/destination configuration, source file type (metalink, ZIP), and available checksum plug-ins.
Could you please give it a try?
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