azure-storage-files

We are trying create an webservice to upload files to Azure file storage using node.js service. Below is the node.js server code. exports.post = function(request, response){ var shareName = request.headers.sharename; var dirPath = request.headers.directorypath; var fileName = request.headers.filename; var body; var length; request.on("data", function(chunk){ body += chunk; console.log("Get data"); }); request.on("end", function(){ try{ console.log("end"); var data = body; length = data.length; console.log(body); // This giving the result as undefined console.log(length); fileService

I am trying to access the URL given in Azure for a file on the Azure File Storage format, however I am getting this error below. Is it possible to get this? Why would they offer a public URL when it's useless? Also how can I access this directly from IIS? <Error> <Code>InvalidHeaderValue</Code> <Message> The value for one of the HTTP headers is not in the correct format. RequestId:5d681103-0a1a-00cc-5555-5s4849000000 Time:2016-02-04T14:06:50.1786949Z </Message> <HeaderName>x-ms-version</HeaderName> <HeaderValue/> </Error> K232 Gaurav already mentioned a similar question here where it says you

I am trying to use Azure Files and I am getting the following System error 53. Any ideas? There are two possible reasons for getting this error if you are trying to mount your Azure file shares from outside of Azure Datacenter via SMB 3.0. Your client OS needs support SMB 3.0, for example use Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012. The port 445 (TCP Outbound) needs to be opened by your ISP or firewall. The SMB protocol is dependent on this port if you mount from outside of Azure Datacenter, and I do notice some ISP blocked this port (e.g. Comcast). You can refer to the links below to do a