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What you are seeing is the result of a page read (kXR_pgread) being converted to normal reads as your plugin has not overridden pgRead() method (the same hold for page writes). Page read and writes are fixed at a 64K segment size (i.e. they are not subject to the xrootd.async directive). This was done for latency reasons and to simplify checksum handling. Currently, only xrdcp and Xcache use page reads/writes. Any other application that uses normal reads and writes would be subject to that directive. This would imply that you are testing your plugin with one or the other application.
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