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I have 2 questions based on http://www.unrealircd.com/files/docs/un ... #operblock

• What is the difference between admin and coadmin?

• Services admin seems to have the same oper flags as netadmin. In which way services admin and netadmin differ?

The differences are explained in the bottom of the oper block found at the link you posted.

#1 The admin/coadmin row in the second table did not tell the difference between admin and coadmin.
#2

Certain flags give you other flags by default:

According to my interpretation, I believe global has local flags (which are "can_rehash", "helpop", "can_globops", "can_wallops", "can_localroute", "can_localkill", "can_kline", "can_unkline" and "can_localnotice") with additional "can_globalroute", "can_globalkill" and "can_globalnotice" flags.

admin/coadmin has global flags with additional "can_dccdeny" flag.

services-admin has global flags with additonal "can_dccdeny" and "can_setq" flags.
[this also means services-admin has admin/coadmin flags with additional "can_setq" flag.]

netadmin has global flags with additional "can_dccdeny" and "can_setq" flags.
[this also means netadmin has services-admin flags without additional flag.]
[which also means netadmin has admin/coadmin flags with additonal "can_setq" flag.]

Please correct me if I am wrong.

Admin and coadmin are the same. We have 2 levels because when linking to some networks they only allow 1 person labeled as admin.

You are correct about services admin, it includes can_setq and can_dccdeny. A netadmin is the same as a services-admin, again for labeling purposes.

One notable difference with netadmin is they don't need can_setq to be unkickable because its.hardcoded that all netadmins are unkickable, all other opers need the flag explicitly.

katsklaw, netadmins can be kicked all the same