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Windows Permissions and Unix Mapping

ID	Windows Permission	Included Permissions	Windows Notes	Unix Equivalent
1	FC (Full Control)	M, CP, TO, RX, DS, L		rwx (Read, Write, Execute)
2	M (Modify)	R, W, D		rwx (Read, Write, Execute)
3	RX (Read & Execute)	R, T	(Does not include L as a separate permission, but allows listing of folder contents)	rx (Read, Execute)
4	R (Read)	RA, REA		r (Read)
5	RA (Read Attributes)	None		r (Read)
6	REA (Read Extended Attributes)	None		r (Read)
7	T (Traverse Folder/Execute File)	None		x (Execute)
8	L (List Folder Contents)	None	(is equivalent to RX on folders, allowing the user to view and list folder contents)	r (Read)
9	W (Write)	WA, WEA		w (Write)
10	WA (Write Attributes)	None		Not directly equivalent in Unix. Unix does not have a separate permission for writing file attributes.
11	WEA (Write Extended Attributes)	None		Not directly equivalent in Unix. Unix does not have a separate permission for writing extended attributes.
12	D (Delete)	None		Not directly equivalent in Unix. Deletion of a directory or file is controlled by the permissions of the parent directory.
13	DS (Delete Subfolders and Files)	None		Not directly equivalent in Unix. In Unix write permission (`w`) on a directory allows deletion of files within that directory, but not deletion of the directory itself or its subdirectories.
14	CP (Change Permissions)	None		w (Write)
15	TO (Take Ownership)	None		Not directly equivalent in Unix. Ownership in Unix is managed separately from permissions.