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block api asset upload if filesize quota is reached #1051

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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions Refresh.Interfaces.APIv3/Endpoints/ResourceApiEndpoints.cs
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Expand Up @@ -194,6 +194,12 @@ IntegrationConfig integration
return new ApiValidationError($"The asset must be under 2MB. Your file was {body.Length:N0} bytes.");
}

if (body.Length + user.FilesizeQuotaUsage > config.UserFilesizeQuota)
{
context.Logger.LogWarning(BunkumCategory.UserContent, "User {0} has hit the filesize quota ({1} bytes), rejecting.", user.Username, config.UserFilesizeQuota);
return new ApiValidationError($"You have exceeded your filesize quota.");
}

GameAsset? gameAsset = importer.ReadAndVerifyAsset(hash, body, TokenPlatform.Website, database);
if (gameAsset == null)
return ApiValidationError.CannotReadAssetError;
Expand All @@ -213,6 +219,7 @@ IntegrationConfig integration

database.AddAssetToDatabase(gameAsset);
dataContext.Cache.CacheAsset(gameAsset.AssetHash, gameAsset);
database.IncrementUserFilesizeQuota(user, body.Length);

return new ApiResponse<ApiGameAssetResponse>(ApiGameAssetResponse.FromOld(gameAsset, dataContext)!, Created);
}
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