Contributors: inn_nerds
Donate link: https://labs.inn.org
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Requires at least: 4.4
Tested up to: 4.9
Stable tag: 1.0.0
License: GPLv2
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
🚨 No longer updated or maintained. Capability management for agency/client hosting relationships.
This plugin restricts the permissions of users whose email address does not match the email address configured by site owners in defined constants. Agencies or other site operators can define a comma-separated list of domain names. Any account with an email address that does not match a domain name in that list will lose the following permissions:
- install_plugins
- activate_plugins
- delete_plugins
- edit_plugins
- install_themes
- switch_themes
- edit_themes
- update_core
- update_plugins
- update_themes
If an account matching that domain is promoted to administrator, that account gains those powers.
The plugin also prevents the site administrator's account from being deleted, in a similar fashion. The admin email address is set in a defined constant, and if a user attempts to delete a user whose email address matches that address, the deletion is prevented.
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Upload the entire
/client-hosting-manager
directory to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory. -
In your site's
wp-config.php
, add the following code and replace the bracketed text with information appropriate to your site:define( 'client_hosting_manager_org_name', '[organization name]' ); define( 'client_hosting_manager_support_email', '[email address that users should contact for support]' ); define( 'client_hosting_manager_admin_email', '[email address of master account that should not be deleted]' ); define( 'client_hosting_manager_domains', '[comma-separated list of domains]' );
For example:
define( 'client_hosting_manager_org_name', 'Example Organization' ); define( 'client_hosting_manager_support_email', 'support@example.org' ); define( 'client_hosting_manager_admin_email', 'admin@example.org' ); define( 'client_hosting_manager_domains', 'people-in-these-domains-have-access-to-plugins.example.com,mail.example.com' );
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Activate Client Hosting Manager through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
- Initial public release
Initial public Release