Persistent OneDrive File Handler Cache After Removal
I’m a developer supporting an Azure AD application that was previously registered with a File Handler for PDF files (used to display the "Open with Lumin PDF" option in OneDrive’s context menu). The File Handler configuration was removed on June 19, 2024. However, some of our customers are still seeing the "Open with Lumin PDF" option in their OneDrive UI. This is causing confusion and additional support overhead on our side. I understand this is likely a caching issue, so I’ve asked our customers to: Clear the server-side cache by following https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/developer/file-handlers/reset-cache?view=odsp-graph-online Clear their browser cache, re sign-in in a new browser profile I’ve already tried all possible solutions within my control to resolve this caching issue, but none have been effective. What else can I do to address this?
Throttle copying our data
GoodDay community , We are supposed to switch over so that our users end up using OneDrive as their home drives and Copy a lot of large files to Azure Blob. We thought we had everything ready to copy during our testing but our network got so saturated due to the bandwidth consumed. We opened a ticket with MS premier support and our assigned PFE engineer to see how we could throttle Azure Blob and throttle down the copying speed to OneDrive. Microsoft said there was not a way to throttle and our google searches came out with nothing. We are looking for some software that is "reliable" but can throttle copying data to OneDrive and Azure blob. (Azure blob to give you an idea is sucking 80% of our internet connection (just one server). While budget can be an issue, we do not care at this point as long as we can get something reliable. We do not want something that does blackout hours as our operation cannot be interrupted at night. I am hoping we are not the first ones to run into this situation . Notice : my question posted on the other communities , and I still have no dependable answer ! Thanks