Difference between i_ and b_ ?

[Prof.TS]

What is the diffrence between "i_" and "b_" ? Is there an importance?

[poisonpanik]

a B permission is a true/false and an I permission requires a number (integer)

[Alcazar]

The Prof should read the documentation of TS (if available).

What kind or permissions are there?
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Boolean Permissions
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These permissions can only have two values, true or false.

Example:
b_virtualserver_modify_name

From the name of the permission you immediately see that it a boolean permission, since it
begins with "b_". After this prefix is the actual name of the permission, which should give
you an idea what the permission is about. In this case the permission controls if you may
change the virtual server name. If it is set to true, you can change the virtual server name,
if it is set to false or not set at all you can not edit the virtual server name.

Integer Permissions
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These permissions accept integers as values.

Examples:
i_channel_max_depth

From the name again you can see that it is an integer permission, because it is prefixed with
"i_". The actual name of the permission, channel_max_depth in this case tells you what this
permission controls. In this case it controls how "deep" channel structures you may create. So
if the value is set to "0", it means you can create only top-level channels. If it is set
to "1", you can also create sub-channels. Set to "2" you can also create sub-sub-channels and so on.

As with many permissions that have no logical limit i_channel_max_depth also has a special value of "-1"
which means there is no maximum depth limitation for channels.