Hi, You can remove C:\OSGeo4W\apps\qgis\python\plugins\plugin_installer (or make unreadable for particular user group)
Best regards, Karlis Richard Males wrote:
.. I don't know if it goes totally against the philosophy of QGIS, but maybe there could be a feature to allow an admin option within QGIS to require password protection before being able to fetch plugins or activate plugins. I expect that it could be defeated, but might help to allay some concerns. Under this scenario, a QGIS administrator who could get at a QGIS "security options" screen where various features such as downloading plugins could be enabled/disabled for a particular user installation. ..
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