* Direct upload to azure
To validate file sizes in the event of a rogue client, Azure event webhooks
will be hooked up to AzureValidateFile.
Sends outside of a grace size will be deleted as non-compliant.
TODO: LocalSendFileStorageService direct upload method/endpoint.
* Quick respond to no-body event calls
These shouldn't happen, but might if some errant get requests occur
* Event Grid only POSTS to webhook
* Enable local storage direct file upload
* Increase file size difference leeway
* Upload through service
* Fix LocalFileSendStorage
It turns out that multipartHttpStreams do not have a length
until read. this causes all long files to be "invalid". We need to
write the entire stream, then validate length, just like Azure.
the difference is, We can return an exception to local storage
admonishing the client for lying
* Update src/Api/Utilities/ApiHelpers.cs
Co-authored-by: Chad Scharf <3904944+cscharf@users.noreply.github.com>
* Do not delete directory if it has files
* Allow large uploads for self hosted instances
* Fix formatting
* Re-verfiy access and increment access count on download of Send File
* Update src/Core/Services/Implementations/SendService.cs
Co-authored-by: Chad Scharf <3904944+cscharf@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add back in original Send upload
* Update size and mark as validated upon Send file validation
* Log azure file validation errors
* Lint fix
Co-authored-by: Chad Scharf <3904944+cscharf@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add sendId to path
Event Grid returns the blob path, which will be used to grab a Send and verify file size
* Re-validate access upon file download
Increment access count only when file is downloaded. File
name and size are leaked, but this is a good first step toward
solving the access-download race
