| File: System\Security\AccessControl\FileSystemRights.cs | Web Access |
| Project: src\runtime\src\libraries\System.IO.FileSystem.AccessControl\src\System.IO.FileSystem.AccessControl.csproj (System.IO.FileSystem.AccessControl) |
// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements. // The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license. namespace System.Security.AccessControl { // Constants from winnt.h - search for FILE_WRITE_DATA, etc. [Flags] public enum FileSystemRights { // No None field - An ACE with the value 0 cannot grant nor deny. ReadData = 0x000001, ListDirectory = ReadData, // For directories WriteData = 0x000002, CreateFiles = WriteData, // For directories AppendData = 0x000004, CreateDirectories = AppendData, // For directories ReadExtendedAttributes = 0x000008, WriteExtendedAttributes = 0x000010, ExecuteFile = 0x000020, // For files Traverse = ExecuteFile, // For directories // DeleteSubdirectoriesAndFiles only makes sense on directories, but // the shell explicitly sets it for files in its UI. So we'll include // it in FullControl. DeleteSubdirectoriesAndFiles = 0x000040, ReadAttributes = 0x000080, WriteAttributes = 0x000100, Delete = 0x010000, ReadPermissions = 0x020000, ChangePermissions = 0x040000, TakeOwnership = 0x080000, // From the Core File Services team, CreateFile always requires // SYNCHRONIZE access. Very tricksy, CreateFile is. Synchronize = 0x100000, // Can we wait on the handle? FullControl = 0x1F01FF, // These map to what Explorer sets, and are what most users want. // However, an ACL editor will also want to set the Synchronize // bit when allowing access, and exclude the synchronize bit when // denying access. Read = ReadData | ReadExtendedAttributes | ReadAttributes | ReadPermissions, ReadAndExecute = Read | ExecuteFile, Write = WriteData | AppendData | WriteExtendedAttributes | WriteAttributes, Modify = ReadAndExecute | Write | Delete, } }