Bizarre behavior - Root doesn't have permission to access file

How in the world is this even possible? I'm logged in as Root, and I can't do things to the file "postfix.php".
I can't change ownership, permissions, or write to the file. What is doing this?

-r--r-----. 1 postfix root    313 Apr 22 20:55 postfix.php
-rw-r--r--. 1 root    root   4409 Apr 10 23:37 verify.php
-rw-r--r--. 1 root    root    884 Apr 10 23:37 version.php
[root@srv2 include]# chmod +r postfix.php
chmod: changing permissions of `postfix.php': Operation not permitted
[root@srv2 include]#


On another server, this isn't a problem.

But I did a "restore" to a 2nd CentOS Web Panel server using tar -p, and now this file is totally unreadable. I don't get it.

This isnt the cwp problem ... Its your server problem contact the provider

Hi, check attributes.

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lsattr postfix.php
if you want to edit something, it shouldn't have anything