If you mail me I’ll answer with username and password.

And thank you very much for helping out.

As I wrote before I use this line:
Net=131.165.63.132|Password=kmd2013|Message=You’ve been blocked!

ipchicken returns this address: 87.51.172.212

What is the IP address of your WAN connection? You can find out by going to http://www.ipchicken.com.

Net=131.165.63.132|Password=kmd2013|Message=You’ve been blocked!

But no “password bypass box” is displayed. What am I doing wrong.

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“No info on how to block all but one IP”
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Yes, you are correct, there is no information on how to block all but one IP address. There’s also no information on how to make ice cream in the owners manual of my coffee maker. That’s because it isn’t supported. This plug-in does not support the ability to block all IP addresses except those defined. It’s IP-Restrictions not IP-Exceptions… I do know there are a few plug-ins that offer this type of functionality and, if you’re on a Unix/Linux platform, you can also utilize htaccess rules.

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“no clear info on how to put the password field in restriction message”
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If you take a look at the “Other Notes” section of the readme.txt file you’ll find detailed information on how to include the password field on the restriction page. Guess you missed that part?

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“u know, just do it right, and charge 9.95 for it. ppl will pay and you will provide a much better product.”
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Why would I want to charge for something that I threw together for a personal project? I’d much rather provide the plug-in for free and offer “ok” support. Yes, I won’t respond to a comment or an email that asks me if the plug-in does something that its not designed to do because, well, RTFM. Although I’ve answered all comments and/or emails over the years and typically within a few days. Now if a few days isn’t good enough for you I’ll tell you that someone spending $9.95 one time will not make me offer a quicker response. Not only would that not pay for the time that it took to develop the program she economics say that I’d end up losing money (time is money, right) if I charged for any of my plug-ins. I provide support because I chose to provide support – because I try to help people even when I need to respond to comments like yours.

Directly from the readme.txt file:
I provide support via my web site, although just because you post a request for help doesn’t mean I will have time to answer your question. This is a free plug-in and as such, you aren’t guaranteed support. Then again, I’ll help as much as I can and have time for.

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“all will be happy. but this crap, with no real support and begging for donations..sad”
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Begging? Where do I beg for donations? With 1,233 downloads since I’ve released this plug-in no one has donated – not even 0.01 – for any of my plug-ins.

Directly from the readme.txt file:
Your plug-in rocks! Can I donate?
Absolutely!!! Visit web site for more information!

The link back to my web site just links to the home page. Not a donation page, not a special “hi, thanks for using my plug-in” page, just the home page… I guess that’s begging to you.

Bob – Hopefully I’ve answered your questions properly.

(and for those of you who know me, I didn’t proof this at all – hopefully that’s okay with Bob)

no info on how to block all but one IP,

no clear info on how to put password field in restriction message. (lock yourself out, ofcorse easy to disable plugin )

u know, just do it right, and charge 9.95 for it. ppl will pay and you will provide a much better product.

all will be happy. but this crap, with no real support and begging for donations..sad

It was wonderful if you could mix your plugin with something like askimet.

See ya! great job