XCACLS use

From: Chris (news@dinator.com)
Date: 10/08/02 

From: "Chris" <news@dinator.com>
Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2002 14:26:01 -0400

Hi,

I'm trying to use xcacls like I do with Explorer security properties, but I
don't have the same results. What I need are the following perms:

E:\>cacls tmp
E:\TMP BUILTIN\Usuarios:(OI)(CI)R
            BUILTIN\Usuarios:(OI)(CI)(IO)(acceso especial:)
                                                       DELETE
                                                       READ_CONTROL
                                                       SYNCHRONIZE
                                                       FILE_GENERIC_READ
                                                       FILE_GENERIC_WRITE
                                                       FILE_GENERIC_EXECUTE
                                                       FILE_READ_DATA
                                                       FILE_WRITE_DATA
                                                       FILE_APPEND_DATA
                                                       FILE_READ_EA
                                                       FILE_WRITE_EA
                                                       FILE_EXECUTE
                                                       FILE_DELETE_CHILD
                                                       FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES
                                                       FILE_WRITE_ATTRIBUTES

These perms are:
Read only for current folder only and
Read, change, write and execution for sub folders and archives only

What I'm trying is:

XCACLS tmp /P Usuarios:REWX;TR /Y

That's sounds logic for me, but it's obviously incorrect. The resultant
permissions are:
E:\>cacls tmp
E:\tmp BUILTIN\Usuarios:(CI)R

Any idea?

Thanks,
Christian

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