Michael Adams (mdawaffe)

Sam Bauers

When a user logs in to WordPress, certain cookies are set in their browser 
which indicate to the server whether the user is logged in on subsequent page 
loads.
bbPress can be set up to have the ability to read the standard cookies created 
by WordPress to check whether a user is logged in and can grant the user 
access to bbPress based on these. The majority of this setup is done in the 
bbPress administration area via the “WordPress integration” settings page, but 
it is also necessary to setup this plugin so that WordPress can set a couple 
of extra cookies which are required.
This plugin is only useful if you are running bbPress version 1.0-alpha-4 or 
later.
<h3>Configuration</h3>
Go to the “bbPress Integration” page in the “Settings” area of the WordPress 
administration area. Here you will need to supply the full URL of your bbPress 
forum.
If your bbPress plugins directory is not in the standard location because you 
have moved it by defining BB_PLUGIN_URL in your bbPress config file, then you 
need to supply that full URL as well. If your plugins directory is in the 
standard location, then you can leave this field blank.
<h3>Versions of this plugin before version 1.0</h3>
The versions of this plugin before the 1.0-alpha-4 version were used to 
synchronize the roles of WordPress registrations with bbPress roles.
This functionality is now handled automatically by bbPress since bbPress 
1.0-alpha-4
If you require the older versions they can be found via the SVN repository in 
the tags directory.
<h3>License</h3>
bbPress Live version 1.0 
Copyright (C) 2007 Michael Adams (http://blogwaffe.com/) 
Copyright (C) 2009 Sam Bauers (http://unlettered.org/)
bbPress Live comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY This is 
free software, and you are welcome to redistribute 
it under certain conditions.
See accompanying license.txt file for details.
<h3>Version History</h3>
<ul>
<li>1.0-alpha-4 : 
 Initial release of 1.0 versions</li>
<li>1.0-alpha-4.1 : 
 Compute the domain for the cookie by comparison with siteurl</li>
<li>1.0-alpha-6 : 
 Try to get things working better with WPMU</li>
<li>1.0-rc-1 : 
 Add ‘WP_AUTH_COOKIE_VERSION’ definition for WordPress versions < 2.8</li>
<li>1.0-rc-2 : 
 Revert previous versions changes, I was on crack</li>
<li>1.0-rc-3 : 
 Better support and instructions for WordPress 2.7 and WPMU</li>
<li>1.0 : 
 Fix a potential warning when no options are set</li>
</ul>

bbPress Integration

Provides single sign on login with a bbPress installation.

dFactory

<a href="http://www.dfactory.eu/plugins/bbpress-notifications/" rel="nofollow ugc">bbPress Notifications</a> allows you to automatically send email notifications to specific users when new topics or replies are posted. It integrates seamlessly into WP, by adding new section to bbPress settings page, where you can configure your notifications.
For more information, check out plugin page at <a href="http://www.dfactory.eu/" rel="nofollow ugc">dFactory</a> or plugin <a href="http://www.dfactory.eu/support/forum/bbpress-notifications/" rel="nofollow ugc">support forum</a>.
<h4>Features include:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Send notification when New Topic is published</li>
<li>Send notification when New Reply is published</li>
<li>Specify email addresses for notifications</li>
<li>Design email templates with a number of shortcodes</li>
<li>Available shortcodes: [blogname], [reply-title], [reply-content], [reply-excerpt], [reply-url], [reply-author], [topic-title], [topic-url], [topic-author]</li>
<li>.pot file for translations included</li>
</ul>

bbPress Notifications

bbPress Notifications allows you to automatically send email notifications to specific users when new topics or replies are posted.

bbPress Integration vs bbPress Notifications