Thanks, Andy!

For our use case, we want to replace the equivalent call in CASTOR, which returns this struct:

struct Cns_filestatcs {
        u_signed64      fileid;
        mode_t          filemode;
        int             nlink;          /* number of files in a directory */
        uid_t           uid;
        gid_t           gid;
        u_signed64      filesize;
        time_t          atime;          /* last access to file */
        time_t          mtime;          /* last file modification */
        time_t          ctime;          /* last metadata modification */
        short           fileclass;
        char            status;         /* ' ' --> online, 'm' --> migrated */
        char            csumtype[3];
        char            csumvalue[CA_MAXCKSUMLEN+1];
};

(We don't expect an identical struct from DirList(), this is just for your reference).

If there is no checksum, csumtype will be NONE and csumvalue is empty.

CASTOR does not have the case of multiple checksums but EOS+CTA does. I suppose the simplest solution would be to return all the checksums as an array of (type,value) pairs.

This is required for the COMPASS experiment which will migrate to CTA around 3 months from now.

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