file permission problem
Charles Hallenbeck
chuckh at hhs48.com
Sun Jan 15 17:08:46 EST 2006
Hi gang,
Here is a puzzler. In one of my /var/log directories managed by
logrotate, I have a series of files such as:
check_rootkit.out.xx
where the xx are numbers from 1 to 10. When I do an "ls" in that
directory, I am told that stat cannot access the file with the number 8
at the end because I have no permissions. The other files in the group
have permissions 0600 and are owned by root:root, and I am root when I
attempt this.
What can be happening here? Is there such a file or not? It does not get
listed with the other similar ones, and I am not told "does not exist"
when trying to access, but "no permission". I cannot chown it, or chmod
it, or ls it, or of course rm it, which is what I would like to do.
Has anyone seen anything like this before? Any clue how to handle this?
Thanks,
Chuck
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