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Authenticating the Azure client using a SAS token, without container creation privileges, causes the application to crash.
So far I've identified the following code in AzureDirectory.cs as part of the problem:
publicvoidCreateContainer(){_blobContainer=_blobClient.GetContainerReference(_catalog);// create it if it does not exist_blobContainer.CreateIfNotExists();}
The call to CreateIfNotExist() will fail with HTTP status code 403 if the provided credentials lack container creation privileges. This happens even when the container already exists.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Authenticating the Azure client using a SAS token, without container creation privileges, causes the application to crash.
So far I've identified the following code in AzureDirectory.cs as part of the problem:
The call to
CreateIfNotExist()
will fail with HTTP status code 403 if the provided credentials lack container creation privileges. This happens even when the container already exists.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: