I'm at a bit of a loss here and any help is appreciated.
I have a file on a mounted SMB drive that I cannot do anything with.
$ls -laFZd <file>
-rwxr-xr-x 1 <uid> <gid> ? 13300 Dec 13 05:52 <file>*
uid and gid are correct. Any command will return saying No such file or directory like
$ cat <file>
cat: <file>: No such file or directory
Same with rm, mv
lsattr gives error that it cannot open file for read.
I can see that, running file gives a clue:
$ file <file>
<file>: writable, executable, regular file, no read permission
even if everything looks correct with getfacl:
getfacl <file>
# file: <file>
# owner: <uid>
# group: <gid>
user::rwx
group::r-x
other::r-x
Also note that other files in the same folder don't have any issues. All files are created by the same process around the same time.
Anyone with an idea would be appreciated.
EDIT
The SMB share is from a cloud provider (CTERA) so I have limited information on the setup from their end. They are also looking into it.
They have a portal where we were able to delete the file but not read it. The file in question is an xsls.
The process is that we have a batch job running every night that creates file to this share then another process copying the file to another share and another directory on the same share. When all is done, it deletes the file. The copy to the same share goes through but not the copy to the other share and the original file is stuck in the no read permission state.