There could be multiple reasons why .glb files encounter a 404 error in Azure blob storage while .png files do not:
MIME type: A 404 error could occur if the MIME type of the file is not set correctly. Azure blob storage requires that the MIME type be set correctly for the files to be accessed. It is possible that the MIME type of the .glb file is not set properly, which is causing the error.
File size: The maximum size for a file in Azure blob storage is 4.75 TB. If the .glb file exceeds this size, it could cause a 404 error.
File name: The file name of the .glb file could be incorrect, or it could contain special characters that are not allowed in Azure blob storage.
Access control: The access control settings for the .glb file could be set to deny access to certain users or roles, which could result in a 404 error.
It is also possible that the .png file is stored in a different location in Azure blob storage or has different access control settings, which is why it is not encountering a 404 error.
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Asked: 2021-09-22 11:00:00 +0000
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