The minimum permission required to read a folder's permissions (DACL) is ('Read Permission'). If you also want to be able to view the folder's subfolders, FILE_LIST_DIRECTORY ('List Folder') is required. But beware: When set on a directory, FILE_LIST_DIRECTORY gives you the right to list the children, but when set on a file it allows you to read the content. So you probably want to use FILE_LIST_DIRECTORY+READ_CONTROL, set that on a root directory and have the permissions apply (inherit) to subfolders only, but not to files. With you could set such permissions like this: SetACL -on PathToDirectory -ot file -actn ace -ace n:UserOrGroup;p:list_dir,read_dacl;i:so.

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Mar 6, 2018 - The thing is, although Apple largely has support for NTFS and other Windows formats, write support to NTFS drives is disabled in OS X. This means, when using a computer with a Mac OS and a Windows-formatted disk drive, you are not allowed to save to the drive or alter existing files in there. Natively, you can read data on an NTFS drive on a Mac computer, but you cannot write to it. This means you cannot create new documents in it and you cannot edit existing ones. This can be very inconveniencing to say the least, but there is a solution.

Please open a new thread for new questions. Anyway, here is the answer: 'For folders: The Traverse Folder permission applies only to folders. This permission allows or denies the user from moving through folders to reach other files or folders, even if the user has no permissions for the traversed folders. Traverse Folder takes effect only when the group or user is not granted the Bypass Traverse Checking user right. The Bypass Traverse Checking user right checks user rights in the Group Policy snap-in.' [From – Feb 25 '11 at 10:54.