@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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