oxidizeddreams · September 16, 2018 17:10
diff --git a/aws_s3 b/aws_s3
 # s3 object checksum for multi-part uploads
 The multipart ETag is actually a single-level Merkle tree hash of part hashes concatenated with the number of parts, e.g., ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff-31. 
 If you used a known part size and if s3fs exposed the ETag, you could actually calculate this in your application.
 However this should not be needed; most S3 storage systems scrub data behind the scenes and proactively repair it based on ETag.
	# s3 object checksum for multi-part uploads
	The multipart ETag is actually a single-level Merkle tree hash of part hashes concatenated with the number of parts, e.g., ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff-31.
	If you used a known part size and if s3fs exposed the ETag, you could actually calculate this in your application.
	However this should not be needed; most S3 storage systems scrub data behind the scenes and proactively repair it based on ETag.