Actual behavior and expected behavior

Opening raster file located on SMB share where the path has more than 260 characters raises file does not exists in the file system error. I expected to be able to open raster file located on SMB share where path is longer than 260 characters (MAX_PATH)

Steps to reproduce the problem.

1. Create/copy TIF file on SMB share where the file path is longer than 260 characters (for example: \\localhost\gdal\max-path\50-characters-long-name-50-characters-long-name-50\50-characters-long-name-50-characters-long-name-50\50-characters-long-name-50-characters-long-name-50\50-characters-long-name-50-characters-long-name-50\264-character-length-file-path.tif)
2. Call gdalinfo command against the file.
3. [Instead of TIF file information error message will be shown]
4. Copy the file into location where the path is less than 260 characters.
5. Call gdalinfo command against the copied file.
6. [TIF file information will be shown]

Operating system

Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 21H2
OS build 19044.1706

GDAL version and provenance

gdalinfo --version
GDAL 3.5.0, released 2022/05/10

Remarks

Problem does not exists on regular file system (for example for files located on D:\ drive).