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Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

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This week fixes critical data integrity issues in erasure coding, volume storage, and S3 multipart uploads that could cause data corruption or node outages. Several P0-severity bugs in EC and negative-size handling are now closed. S3 gateway improvements prevent orphaned chunks and ensure atomic completion of multipart uploads.

Changelog entry

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4.47.1 fixes: EC BatchDelete validation, negative Size rejection preventing node brick, tomb­stone scrubbing, corrupt needle loops, multipart upload atomicity, and orphaned chunk safety.

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Seaweedfs 4.47.1 addresses critical data integrity issues: EC BatchDelete now validates cookies preventing bypass attacks, negative Size values are rejected before poisoning store locks, corrupt needle headers no longer cause infinite loops, and S3 multipart uploads complete atomically. Erasure coding validation at gRPC boundaries prevents ShardId truncation attacks. S3 orphaned chunk deletion waits for entry confirmation. Volume scrubbing now processes tombstones correctly.

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