.net - 遇到枚举中未定义的 FileSystemRights 值

Question

我编写了一个应用程序来检查目录的所有文件系统权限。

目录有许多访问规则(FileSystemAccessRule 类型)。

每个访问规则都有一个属性FileSystemRights，这是一个标志枚举。

运行此程序时，我不断遇到 FileSystemRights 值为 268435456(十六进制为 0x10000000)。

这个值只是没有出现在枚举中!它实际上高于最高的单个标志值(Synchronize，值为 0x100000)。

有人知道这是什么吗？

Answer 1

参见 http://cjwdev.wordpress.com/2011/06/28/permissions-not-included-in-net-accessrule-filesystemrights-enum/

从那个页面:

Using .NET you may think that determining which permissions are assigned to a directory/file should be quite easy, as there is a FileSystemRights Enum defined that seems to contain every possible permission that a file/directory can have and calling AccessRule.FileSystemRights returns a combination of these values. However, you will soon come across some permissions where the value in this property does not match any of the values in the FileSystemRights Enum (I do wish they wouldn’t name some properties with the same name as a Type but hey).

The end result of this is that for some files/directories you simply cannot determine which permissions are assigned to them. If you do AccessRule.FileSystemRights.ToString then for these values all you see is a number rather than a description (e.g Modify, Delete, FullControl etc). Common numbers you might see are:

-1610612736, –536805376, and 268435456

To work out what these permissions actually are, you need to look at which bits are set when you treat that number as 32 separate bits rather than as an Integer (as Integers are 32 bits long), and compare them to this diagram: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa374896(v=vs.85).aspx

So for example, -1610612736 has the first bit and the third bit set, which means it is GENERIC_READ combined with GENERIC_EXECUTE. So now you can convert these generic permissions into the specific file system permissions that they correspond to.

You can see which permissions each generic permission maps to here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa364399.aspx. Just be aware that STANDARD_RIGHTS_READ, STANDARD_RIGHTS_EXECUTE and STANDARD_RIGHTS_WRITE are all the same thing (no idea why, seems strange to me) and actually all equal the FileSystemRights.ReadPermissions value.