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파일의 액세스 제어 목록(ACLs)을 화면에 표시하거나 수정합니다.
CACLS 파일 이름 [/T] [/E] [/C] [/G사용자:perm] [/R 사용자 [...]] [/P사용자:perm [...]] [/D 사용자 [...]]
    파일 이름       지정된 파일의 ACLs를 화면에 표시합니다.
    /T              현재 디렉터리와 모든 하위 디렉터리에서 지정한
                    파일을 찾아서 ACLs를 바꿉니다.
    /E              ACL을 대체하지 않고 편집합니다.
    /C              오류를 무시하고 ACLs를 계속 바꿉니다.
    /G 사용자:perm  지정된 사용자의 사용 권한을 부여합니다.
                    Perm은 다음과 같습니다:
                              R    읽기
                              W    쓰기
                              C    바꾸기(쓰기)
                              F    모든 권한
    /R 사용자       지정된 사용자의 사용 권한을 철회합니다.
    /P 사용자:perm  지정된 사용자의 사용 권한을 바꿉니다.
                    Perm은 다음과 같습니다:
                              N    없음
                              R    읽기
                              W    쓰기
                              C    바꾸기(쓰기)
                              F    모든 권한
    /D 사용자       지정된 사용자의 액세스를 거부합니다.
한 명령에 하나 이상의 파일을 지정하는 대표 문자를 사용할 수 있습니다.
한 명령에 하나 이상의 사용자를 지정할 수 있습니다.

Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host 버전 5.6
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Starting XCACLS.VBS (Version: 5.2) Script at 2008-02-18 오후 1:45:40
Startup directory:
"D:\tmp"
Arguments Used:
 Filename is required and was not passed as an argument.
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Displays or modifies access control lists (ACLs) of files & directories
XCACLS filename [/E] [/G user:perm;spec] [...] [/R user [...]]
                [/F] [/S] [/T]
                [/P user:perm;spec [...]] [/D user:perm;spec] [...]
                [/O user] [/I ENABLE/COPY/REMOVE] [/N
                [/L filename] [/Q] [/DEBUG]
  filename            [Required] If used alone, it Displays ACLs.
                       (Filename can be a filename, directory name or
                       wildcard characters and can include the entire
                       path. If path is missing, its assumed to be
                       under the current directory.
                       Notes:
                       - Put filename in quotes if it has spaces or
                       special characters such as &, $, #, etc.
                       - If Filename is a directory, all files and
                       sub directories under it will NOT be changed
                       unless the /F or /S is present.
  /F                  [Used with Directory or Wildcard] This will change all
                       files under the inputed directory but will NOT
                       traverse sub directories unless /T is also present.
                       If filename is a directory, and /F is not used, no
                       files will be touched.
  /S                  [Used with Directory or Wildcard] This will change all
                       sub folders under the inputed directory but will NOT
                       traverse sub directories unless /T is also present.
                       If filename is a directory, and /S is not used, no
                       sub directories will be touched.
  /T                  [Used only with a Directory] Traverses each
                       subdirectory and makes the same changes.
                       This switch will traverse directories only if the
                       filename is a directory or is using wildcards.
   /E                  Edit ACL instead of replacing it.
  /G user:GUI         Grant security permissions similar to Windows GUI
                       standard (non-advanced) choices.
   /G user:Perm;Spec   Grant specified user access rights.
                       (/G adds to existing rights for user)
                      User: If User has spaces in it, surround it in Quotes
                             If User contains #machine#, it will replace
                             #machine# with the actual machine name if its a
                             non-domain controller, and replace it with the
                             actual domain name if it is a domain controller.
                            New to 3.0: User can be a string representing
                             the actual SID, but MUST be lead by SID#
                             Example: SID#S-1-5-21-2127521184-160...
                                      (SID string shown has been shortened)
                                      (If any user has SID# then globaly all
                                       matches must match the SID (not name)
                                       so if your intention is to apply changes
                                       to all accounts that match Domain\User
                                       then do not specify SID# as one of the
                                       users)
                      GUI: Is for standard rights and can be:
                             Permissions...
                                    F  Full control
                                    M  Modify
                                    X  read & eXecute
                                    L  List folder contents
                                    R  Read
                                    W  Write
                             Note: If a ; is present, this will be considered
                             a Perm;Spec parameter pair
                      Perm: Is for "Files Only" and can be:
                             Permissions...
                                    F  Full control
                                    M  Modify
                                    X  read & eXecute
                                    R  Read
                                    W  Write
                             Advanced...
                                    E Synchronize
                                    D Take Ownership
                                    C Change Permissions
                                    B Read Permissions
                                    A Delete
                                    9 Write Attributes
                                    8 Read Attributes
                                    7 Delete Subfolders and Files
                                    6 Traverse Folder / Execute File
                                    5 Write Extended Attributes
                                    4 Read Extended Attributes
                                    3 Create Folders / Append Data
                                    2 Create Files / Write Data
                                    1 List Folder / Read Data
                       Spec is for "Folder and Subfolders only" and has the
                       same choices as Perm.
  /R user             Revoke specified user's access rights.
                       (Will remove any Allowed or Denied ACL's for user)
  /P user:GUI         Replace security permissions similiar to standard choices
   /P user:perm;spec   Replace specified user's access rights.
                       For access right specification see /G option
                       (/P acts like /G if there are no rights set for user)
  /D user:GUI         Deny security permissions similiar to standard choices.
   /D user:perm;spec   Deny specified user access rights.
                       For access right specification see /G option
                       (/D adds to existing rights for user)
  /O user             Change the Ownership to this user or group.
  /I switch           Inheritance flag, if omitted default is to not touch
                       Inherited ACL's. Switch can be:
                          ENABLE - This will turn on the Inheritance Flag if
                                   its not on already.
                          COPY   - This will turn off the Inheritance flag and
                                   copy the Inherited ACL's
                                   into Effecive ACL's
                          REMOVE - This will turn off the Inheritance flag and
                                   will not copy the Inherited
                                   ACL's, this is the opposite of ENABLE
                          If switch is not present, /I will be ignored and
                          Inherited ACL's will remain untouched.
  /SPEC switch        Special Permission for Folder and Subfolders only
                       If this switch is used, and the object is a folder, then
                       one of the switches below would be used instead of the
                       default.
                          A - This Folder Only
                          B - This Folder, Subfolders and Files (Default)
                          C - This Folder and Subfolders
                          D - This Folder and Files
                          E - Subfolders and Files Only
                          F - Subfolders Only
                          G - Files Only
  /L filename         Filename for Logging. This can include a path name
                       if the file isn't under the current directory.
                       File will be appended to, or created if it doesn't
                       exit. Must be Text file if it exists or error will occur.
                       If filename is obmitted the default name of XCACLS will
                       be used.
  /Q                  Turn on Quiet mode, its off by default.
                       If its turned on, there will be no display to the screen.
  /DEBUG              Turn on Debug mode, its off by default.
                       If its turned on, there will be more information
                       displayed and/or logged. Information will show
                       Sub/Function Enterand Exit as well as other important
                       information.
  /TIMEWMI            Turn on to Time WMI use, only shows up in Debug Mode.
  /SERVER servername  Enter a remote server to run script against.
  /USER username      Enter Username to impersonate for Remote Connections
                            (Requires PASS switch)
                            - Will be ignored if its for a Local Connection.
  /PASS password      Enter Password to go with USER switch
                            (Requires USER switch)
Wildcards can be used to specify more than one file in a command.
Such as:
    *   Any string of zero or more characters
    ?   Any single character
You can specify more than one user in a command.
You can combine access rights.
Operation Complete
Elapsed Time: 0.015625 seconds.
Ending Script at 2008-02-18 오후 1:45:40