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ONTAP 9

Issue

  • The file is deleted from the file system; however, after refreshing, the file reappears.
  • There are not any corresponding locks to be identified from command of vserver locks show or cifs session file show.
  • Sectrace collected for Client IP shows,  no reson of "Access is denied because a delete is pending on this object".
Cluster::> vserver security trace trace-result show -vserver XXXX
Vserver: XXXX

Node     Index     Filter           Details             Reason
--------------- ----- -------------------------- ------------------------------
Node1     1      Security Style:       -        Access is allowed because explicit ACE grants requested access while creating the directory. 
Protocol: cifs
Volume: -
Share: test
Path: /test/folder
Win-User: Domain\username
UNIX-User: root
Session-ID: 1664080010000003555
  • Packet trace shows STATUS_DELETE_PENDING while accessing the file.
Number Date           Source       Destination   Protocol     Info
223727 2020-05-12  10.216.xx.xx   10.216.41.20    SMB2      Create Request File: \test\a.txt
223744 2020-05-12  10.216.xx.xx   10.216.41.10    SMB2      Create Response, Error: STATUS_DELETE_PENDING

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