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I am trying to use the /E OPTION of the CACLS command to enable read and write on a particular file for a particular user.

The problem is that the SECOND command always overwrites the EFFECT of the first command.

e.g.

cacls a.txt /C /E /P a\a:R
cacls a.txt /C /E /P a\a:W

The user ends up getting only write access. The os in question is win xp. Is there any way by which I can aggregate the 2 accesses? I DONT want to use xcacls.cacls a.txt /C /E /P a\a:RWI dont think that works. Any other ideas?Just use one line

cacls a.txt /C /E /P a\a:F



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