Tim Nash

<p>WP User Sentry has three features:</p>
<h4>Email</h4>
<p>Emails the user’s email address, as set in their profile, on successful login.<br />
Email provides information about the login, the time/browser/operating system and IP<br />
Optionally get location from remote third party service.</p>
<h4>Profile View</h4>
<p>Generates a table, from the “session data” for a user, to shows when they logged in and their session information including:<br />
– Login Time<br />
– Browser<br />
– Operating System<br />
– Expiry Time (when the session is due to expire)</p>
<h4>Settings Page</h4>
<p>Provides settings for the plugin under wp-admin->settings->WP User Sentry</p>
<p>Configure if you wish to use a third party GEOAPI provider for determining country<br />
Configure which roles should have on login notifications enabled<br />
Configure the email being sent<br />
Configure If the email should be sent, if an existing session with the same useragent and IP exists.</p>
<h4>Actions & Filters</h4>
<p>Here is a list of action and filter hooks provided by the plugin:</p>
<ul>
<li><code>wp_user_sentry_notify</code> Filter to change if email should be sent return is bool, additional info user ID.</li>
<li><code>wp_user_sentry_email_message</code> Filter to change the email message generated by the plugin.</li>
<li><code>wp_user_sentry_email</code> Filter to change the email array generated by the plugin prior to sending mail.</li>
</ul>


WP User Sentry

Sends an email to the user, as they login, and provides an overview of sessions in profile

Roy Orbitson

<p>WordPress asks you to reauthenticate when your session expires, or for other security reasons. This is great <em>except</em> when you’ve just done so (usually in another tab), and WordPress mistakenly believes you need to do it again and again.</p>
<p>This plugin modifies a small portion the login system to try return you to the page you were on. It may not work in rare instances where your login system is already being modified by other third-party code, and in a way that isn’t completely compatible with the default WordPress functions.</p>


Stop Logging Me Out

Stops WordPress from forcibly logging you out of a valid session.

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