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Automatically log in via IP address, range or wildcard.

This module allows users to login automatically via their IP (v4) address ranges or wildcards instead of having to enter a username and password - plus many other features.

News - May 2015

• Updated 7.x-3.x version with Field API integration.
• Better handling of IP address data.
• Upgrade path provided to migrate from old to new IP address info.

News - May 2012

• 2.0 is out! Thanks for the bug fixes, tweaks and love from Jim Kirkpatrick, JohnV and PeterX...
• The 6.x-1.x branch is now deprecated. When you upgrade to 6.x-2.x (and you should, it's much better!) the IP field you added to users via core the Profile module will be auto-imported into the new ip_login_users table, so if you're not using Profile module for anything else it can safely be disabled.

Features

• Integration with User Login page and block, with customisable text and labels
• 'Log in by IP' block with simple auto-login link for those who don't want to use the modified User Login block.
• Users with permission can log out and and back into another account.
• Can be set to auto-login (or not) only on certain pages, or when custom PHP returns TRUE.
• Optional destination address can be set when logged in by IP.
• Lists IP-enabled users on the admin page at 'Site configuration' -> 'IP Login'.
• IP address matching works on:
  • Normal single IPs, comma separated: 123.4.5.6 or 123.4.5.6, 234.5.6.7
  • IP ranges: 123.4.5.6-10 or 123.4-111.5.6
  • Wildcards: 123.4.5.* or 123.*.*.*
  • Any combination: 127.0.0.1, 123.4.5-66.*, 234.4-5.6-77.*
  • Coming soon: IPv6 and Subnet matching via CIDR notation.
• Will work with external caches like Varnish when IP Login is set to auto-login only on specific paths.

MAQUM is short for Metadata Aware Quick Upload Module.

Allows you to create a feed for a view, much like Views RSS, except you can specify any custom markup you want (XML, JSON, whatever) instead of just RSS.

Features

This module is add-on for FeedAPI module, implementing FeedAPI's hook hook_after_parse().

The module processes feed items immediately after parsing and retains only these feed items
that match some user-defined filtering criteria. The module has extensible structure, i.e. all filters are in their own separate sub-modules. This means that users can write their own custom filters based on the hooks that are provided by the module and different types of filters can be used simultaneously (the filters will be used by weighted order).

The problem, that the module tries to solve is described here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/11220

Required modules

• FeedAPI

Filters

Currently there is keyword filter module included with the core package, as this is much requested feature for most syndication modules. The keyword filter filters feed items by their description -- only these items, that have user defined keywords in the feed will be saved into the site. Both positive and negative keywords as well as phrases are supported in keyword filter module.

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Initial D5 release developed by Wombats.
Ported to D6 & D7 by Tyler Struyk & Sponsored by Themes 24/7

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