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When the Health Processor converts objects from standard replication to erasure coding, it replaces the Etag and the Castor-System-Version header. When the if-match and if-none-match cache coherency headers compare the request header content against the Castor-System-Created header on the object (which does not change during the conversion), the headers believe the object has changed, even though the content data is actually the same. The cache coherency headers do not always behave operate as expected.
To achieve consistent results,
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