Allow IP bans to restrict access to your site

Version: 0.31

License: GPL

Author: Arnan de Gans

Description:
For the paranoid, or restrictive people among us I’ve created a little plugin to keep people from coming onto your site.
Set some options as to where the person should be redirected and maybe a delay for the redirect. You can disable or enable the gbansh without actually de-activating the plugin. No need to edit your theme anymore.

Installation: http://www.sothq.net/projects/easyban-plugin/2/

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Adds a site-wide password to WP posts and pages

Version: 0.3

License: GPL

Author: Jonathan Broome

Description:
Adds a site wide password to WP posts and pages and does not require creating/managing users, post-security levels, post passwords, etc. Allows require password for all pages, with wildcard-based exclusions… or requiring passwords for no pages, with wildcard-based inclusions.

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Allows users to subscribe to automatic email notifications when a page is updated

Version: 2.0

License: CC

Author: Andy Staines

Description:
user can subscribe to a WordPress ‘Page’ so that when you next update it they will be automatically notified by email that is has changed. Great for allowing users to knw - for example - when a plugin itself has been updated to the next version. Requires WordPress v 2 and above.

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The Disclose-Secret plugin only shows Wordpress content to other users if they meet certain access criteria.

Version: 2.4

License: n/a

Author: Soeren Weber

Description:
Disclose-Secret is an access restriction plugin for content posted in your Wordpress blog. Once installed you can select what potions of your written content will be displayed to which user of your blog. By that you are able to expose content only to a certain groups of users.

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Lets you hide specific posts from users below a given user level.

Version: 2.0

License: GPL

Author: Alex Tingle

Description:
Lets you hide specific posts from users below a given user level.

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wp-group-restriction is a Wordpress plugin that enhances the current user role feature, by allowing administrators to manage access to content (i.e., pages).

Version: 1.0

License: GPL

Author: Siemens UXG

Description:
wp-group-restriction is a Wordpress plugin that enhances the current user role feature, by allowing administrators to manage access to content (i.e., pages).

Currently, it supports assigning users and pages to existing groups, and enables page filtering in the front-office (depending on the current user).

In addition, the reuse of this plugin functionality, by any other plugin, is also available.

(Supports Wordpress 2.1)

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Make the Blog temporarily unavailable.

Version: 1.1

License: n/a

Author: Frank Bueltge

Description:
This WP-Plugin make the blog temporarily unavailable to your users, other than admin. You can change: design, time for unavailable and folder, which are attainable.
The user see a new site, is in the plugin-folder, with infos for maintenance work.
The Plugin is only in german.
The basiscript is from Angsuman Chakraborty.

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Protect Content From Non-Registered Users

Version: 1.1

License: n/a

Author: Alan Who

Description:
Protect sections of content from users who are not logged in using <!–protectcontent–> and <!–/protectcontent–> in between the protected content.

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Allows you to make your blog temporarily unavailable to your visitors with a custom message

Version: 2.2

License: GPL

Author: Michael Woehrer

Description:
This Plugin allows you to make your blog temporarily unavailable to your visitors with a custom message. It is still accessible by the administrators and logged in users.

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Freezes the passwords of specified users.

Version: 0.1

License: GPL

Author: Mark Jaquith

Description:
This plugin freezes the passwords for specified user IDs. Ideal for setting up a public sandbox server where you don’t want anyone to change the public password.

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