I know Azure Files is still in preview but bear with me... My users have the ability to upload a file to an Azure Files directory and, every so often, the file is marked as read-only on the source file system. We also have an automated process to update those files. When the destination file is marked as read-only, the automated process fails with a 409 Conflict message.
Does anyone know how to determine if the file is read-only or not on Azure Files?
I've attached sample code below. The error occur during the call to UploadFromStream.
private void downloadBlobToAzureFiles( string containerName, string blobName, string destinationFilePath, Guid callID )
{
var container = this.destBlobClient.GetContainerReference( containerName );
var blob = container.GetBlockBlobReference( blobName.ToLower() );
MemoryStream memStream = new MemoryStream();
blob.DownloadToStream( memStream );
memStream.Seek( 0, SeekOrigin.Begin );
//split directory path and filename
var fileInfo = new SplitFilePathInfo( destinationFilePath );
var fileDirectory = this.rootDirectory;
foreach( var dir in fileInfo.Path.Split( '\\' ) )
{
if( string.IsNullOrEmpty( dir ) ) continue;
fileDirectory = fileDirectory.GetDirectoryReference( dir );
fileDirectory.CreateIfNotExists();
}
CloudFile cloudFile = fileDirectory.GetFileReference( fileInfo.FileName );
cloudFile.UploadFromStream( memStream );
}