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When uploading binary content, clients may also provide a size and SHA-1 checksum digest with their request. Fedora will validate the uploaded content against the SHA-1 hash to ensure the data was correctly transfered. In any case, Fedora 4 will calculate and store that information to ensure it has something to run fixity checks against later.
Example
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$ curl --data-binary "@image.png" "http://localhost:8080/rest/fcr:new/fcr:content?checksum=urn:sha1:5441456941dd8b3ee0832b991ee93ba0c0a558f7 --data-binary @image.png" -> 201 Created $ curl --data-binary "@image.png" "http://localhost:8080/rest/fcr:new/fcr:content?checksum=urn:sha1:bad-checksum --data-binary @image.png" -> 409 Conflict urn:sha1:bad-checksum did not match urn:sha1:5441456941dd8b3ee0832b991ee93ba0c0a558f7 |
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