A "minor" bug with is_teaser_rs():

->My theme uses home.php for the main blog listing (www.justin-klein.com/wordpress), single.php for an individual post (www.justin-klein.com/wordpress/post3504), and index.php is a "fall-through" case (used for "not found").

->My theme's header.php performs the following check, so I can output custom 404 headers and a "private content" template in the case of a user trying to access a post without permission:

$noAccess =function_exists('is_teaser_rs') && is_teaser_rs();

if( $noAccess)

{/*output my "hidden page" stuff*/}

else

{/*do regular stuff*/}

->The odd behavior is that, in home.php, the "hidden page" message appears if the user does not have access to the FIRST post in the listing.  I temporarily fixed it by changing that line to

$noAccess = !is_home() && function_exists('is_teaser_rs') && is_teaser_rs();