Admin token is not strictly more than a curator token in terms of permissions #230
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My assumption was that an admin has "all access", but this is not true. It appears that an admin token is just for the admin API.
Yes, admin tokens are completely separated from all "data-handling" tokens. The main motive for this decision was simpler, more robust security validation. To ensure control over admin access, admin tokens are never authorized via external sources, only via the API and the persisted configuration (and via the command line option --
admin-token-hash).If the same token should be used for curation and administration, a curator token could be added as admin token as well, thus supporting data-handling as well as reconfiguration.