Hosting Wordpress

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Hosting WordPress is an Aegir module to manage WordPress sites. It aims to support the main Aegir functionality, such as installation, upgrade, migration and backups.

Please read the README.md file for more information. The issue queue and main git repository are managed on github.

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D.A.A.N.A.A.
Pronounced (in a Pittsburgh accent) DAAAAAAAAYYYYYNNNNAAAAAAA
Is short for Drush Assign Author Nodes to Another Author

This was created in the even that you bulk delete a user from a bunch of sites (say an employee that no longer works for you). You can run drush ucan which will remove the user from the system and give all their content to anonymous. Well, there's no good way of assigning those nodes to someone else via drush.

fast_cc

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This module is only for your development environment. DON'T USE FOR PRODUCTION!

This module will clears the cache fast for developers.

  • It will truncate all tables with 'cache' in it's name
  • Remove all cached js/css/language files
  • Invalidates memcached entries

No hooks will be called.

drush cc all

$ time drush cc all

'all' cache was cleared. [success]

Updates Development

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When you are developing new module or some migration stuff, you will probably need to work with update hooks. Drupal core functionality allows to execute each update hook only once (and it should be like that). But some times you need to fix something and try to execute update hook again, in that case you will probably go to DB and update schema version or increase update hook number in the module. In first case it's not a problem, but takes time. In second case it potentialy may bring problems with update numbers, since it's not hard to forget to update hook number back before commit.

User Password Check

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Synopsis

This Drupal module adds a new command to Drush to check for weak credentials and compare against a password list file (or several).

Requirements

Drush 6.x

Roadmap

  • Drush 7 Support
  • Better performance
  • Drupal backend

Known problems

The verification doesn't play nice with big password lists against a big users table (A.K.A. takes too much time).

Extra SiteInfo

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About Extra siteinfo

Extra Site Information module provides Drush commands and UI level view to see the count of Nodes, Content types, Users, Roles existing in the site.
This module also provides the information about Currently loggedin users in your site.

Usage

Currently loggedin users in your site. Visit admin/extra-siteinformation/currently-loggedin-users.
Admin can also end the sessions of other users.

Aegir Variables

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This Aegir module allows you to set arbitrary custom Drupal variables for each site, such as site name and slogan, either manually through the Hostmaster Web UI, or programmatically through Web services via Aegir Services.

These variables will be put in settings.php, and so can't be overriden (or changed) through the site interface.

This module is only compatible with Aegir3.

Entity Process Callback

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Many times you want to execute an operation over a list of entities. Sometimes you will want to retroactively apply a default value to a certain field, other times you will want to export the articles tagged as Drupal to a CSV file, etc.

This drush command simplifies that process for you. You only need to write the callback function that does your operation, given an entity. All valid callbacks will receive the entity type as the first argument and the loaded entity as the second parameter.