What does Windows error code 379 (ERROR_CLOUD_FILE_NOT_SUPPORTED) mean?

 
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ERROR_CLOUD_FILE_NOT_SUPPORTED

The request is valid in CFAPI but unsupported by this provider

ERROR_CLOUD_FILE_NOT_SUPPORTED is a provider capability result. It should be distinguished from ERROR_CLOUD_FILE_INVALID_REQUEST, where the requested state transition or parameters are invalid. A provider may intentionally omit an optional callback, policy, placeholder-management feature, or operation that its remote service cannot represent safely.

Capture the exact CFAPI function or callback type and the sync-root policies in force. Check whether the request depends on optional validation, streaming, auto-dehydration, hard-link support, or placeholder-management permissions. The correct response may be to disable the UI action for that provider or implement the missing capability; retries with unchanged capability and policy cannot make the operation supported.

What to inspect

  • Log the operation type and provider capability or policy that rejected it.
  • Compare behavior with the callback table and CF_SYNC_POLICIES used at registration.
  • Return a stable unsupported result instead of partially changing placeholder state.

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