Function NnetRights() Foundation
Retrieves access rights to a directory on a server volume.
Syntax
NnetRights( <cDirectory> ;
) --> nRightsReturn
Returns the maximum rights (NetWare 2.x) or the inherited rights (NetWare >3.x) for a user as a numeric value. Use function IsBit() to detect which rights are granted:
Maximum rights of NetWare 2.x
| Bit set | Character | Granted rights |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "R" ead | Read access |
| 2 | "W" rite | Write acces |
| 3 | "O" pen | Open file |
| 4 | "C" reate | Create file |
| 5 | "D" elete | Delete file |
| 6 | "P" arental | Create subdirectory |
| 7 | "S" earch | Search files in directory |
| 8 | "M" odify | Modify files and/or attributes |
Inherited rights of NetWare >3.x
| Bit set | Character | Granted rights |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "R" ead | Read access |
| 2 | "W" rite | Write acces |
| 3 | Reserved | |
| 4 | "C" reate | Create file |
| 5 | "E" rase | Erase file |
| 6 | "A" ccess | Trustee rights may be changed |
| 7 | "F" ile scan | Search files in directory |
| 8 | "M" odify | Modify files and/or attributes |
| 9 | "S" upervisor | All rights/may change rights |
NOTE - Characters in the second column of the above tables are used to code rights in form of a string (refer to NnetMaxRgh() or NnetRghMsk()).
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