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http://oxidemod.org/threads/setting-up-your-own-experimental-rust-server-with-oxide-2.5754/
Now, by common sense i would think that permissions are displayed in the similar what the PermissionsEX works on Minecraft:
http://prntscr.com/76mzg8
0 (by default) for players
1 (moderator) for Moderators
2 (admin) for any owners or admins
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if you would like to add yourself/a friend as an admin type in server console
ownerid [steamid64] [nickname] [reason]
eg. "ownerid 76561198114678102 SHiNzZ Owner"
This would add me as an owner
and
"moderatorid 76561198114678102 SHiNzZ Moderator"
to add me as a moderator
EDIT: This should give you the basic admin/moderator privileges, not permissions which are a lot more complicated. Meaning that you would have access to most plugins such as r-remover (/remove admin) but not ones such as godmode (/god) because the user must have been granted the permission prior to use of the command.
Just curious... Who is your server host?
Some of the plug-ins use the players permission level (ie. player, moderator, owner) which are set using ownerid and moderatorid . Details about how to set them are on http://oxidemod.org/threads/admin-and-moderators-in-rust.6520/. An example of this is the R-Remover Tool which has an admin command. If you aren't level 2 (owner) you can't use the admin Remover, only the standard Remover.
Other plug-ins use custom privileges that the admin can grant or revoke at will. For some, like Sign-Artist it check if the player has been granted a permission before allowing it to be used. Other, like NTeleport have a VIP privilege that makes the plugin behave differently if it's been granted. These are set using the grant and revoke commands. Details can be found here on http://oxidemod.org/threads/using-oxides-permission-system.8296/.
Keep an eye on the forums for any plug-ins you use. As updates come down the pipe for both Rust and Oxide, you'll want the latest versions in order to avoid problems.