You may have some troubles while using a network share on windows because of access restriction errors. Don’t panic, just use CACLS on windows XP.
Displays or modifies discretionary access control list (DACL) files.
cacls FileName [/t] [/e] [/c] [/g User:permission] [/r User [...]] [/p User:permission [...]] [/d User [...]]
FileName : Required. Displays DACLs of specified files.
/t : Changes DACLs of specified files in the current directory and all subdirectories.
/e : Edits a DACL instead of replacing it.
/c : Continues to change DACLs, ignoring errors.
/g User : permission : Grants access rights to the specified user. The following table lists valid values for permission.
/r User : Revokes access rights for the specified user.
/p User : permission : Replaces access rights for the specified user. The following table lists valid values for permission.
/d User : Denies access for the specified user.
/? : Displays help at the command prompt.Permission possible values :
n : None
r : Read
w : Write
c : Change (write)
f : Full control
CACLS accept more than one user and you can use widlcards (? and *) to specify multiple files.
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