Can you clarify one scenario that reproduces the problem, being explicit
about what the server is, and the client? cifs-utils (and the kernel?)
could very well be involved here. Also the server share config please.
Or can you show the bad/good behavior by just by switching servers, and
keeping the same client?
It also may matter which SMB protocol was used for the mount, as
defaults have changed. To be honest, I'm suspecting it's unix extensions
that are not being used, since the default cifs mount option changed
from SMB1 (deprecated nowadays) to SMB2 and higher, and unix extensions
are not yet available for these higher protocol versions.
To see which version was selected, you can type "mount -t cifs" or check
dmesg right after a mount was done.
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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samba SMB share certain operations fail
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