Paul Hecker

Would be happy if you can create a new release/tag for cocoapods, too!

Thanks for getting back. The reason for the release is to get rid of the warnings when using the pod. And its just a git tag, isn't it?

I think this is an issue with the Swift Package Manager. I had this too, but updated the dependencies of the main project (all the latest version of the packages,...

This also happens with the official Debian bookworm builds from https://repo.zabbix.com/zabbix/7.0/debian. Here is a trace: [trace.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/15665253/trace.txt) Please tell me wether you need any additional information.

Hi, managed to set the debug level higher and get at least some more output. But could not find the main culprit of this... Here is a gist of the...

All these commands succeeded and return the size of the file/object (always 192 in all tests). I use this [GIST](https://gist.github.com/arogge/f6334f4c7efc1d2acc3e9b7921048b2f) to set it up and test it. Maybe the s3cmd...

This does not change anything, sorry. But I think there is no issue with the command (`could not parse data returned by`) as this is only when calling stat on...

Or, even better, I can give you access to a Backblaze bucket and my configuration so you can try to reproduce it...

Just a different thought... Maybe there is an issue with my storage/volume/resources config somewhere?! Added another S3 storage provider and get the same result. The storage daemon seems to be...

OK, got it to work here. Seems to be an issue with the two chunk sizes and timeouts and/or connection pooling. First I got it to work with very small...