Enable "third-party copies" in origins out-of-the box#3148
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@turetske @jhiemstrawisc We'll need this backported to 7.23 and 7.24. |
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Summary
The XRootD software stack that underpins a Pelican origin supports a "third-party copy" mode that enables one origin to copy data directly from another origin.
This is useful when the ultimate goal is to transfer data between two object stores, each of which has a Pelican origin sitting in front of it, because it eliminates the need to stage the data at some intermediate store.
This PR enables the feature by default.
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To test this PR, you'll need to build a client off of #3141.
With this change, we're one-away from hitting the limit for the number of
http.exthandlers that can be configured.Closes #3147.