User Access & Authentication

Sponsored by CoLab Cooperative.

Cambey & West is a publishing fulfillment house that offers print-based magazine fulfillment services along with an API that validates online user credentials. This module grants a user access to content based on their subscription status.

In addition, we offer subscription links in status messages based on whether a subscriber is lapsed or a payment is due, pulling in messages and links from C & W.

A Drupal 8 port of https://www.drupal.org/project/siteminder which has been greatly improved.

Currently provides a number of settings to allow you to force a user to change their password:

ExtCookieAuth allows to configure & setup cookies, which could be used
to check logged in user's authentication of drupal for any external file/webservice,
which is not possible to use within drupal.

After enabling this module site administrators are then able to
setup a cookie's name & key (which is used to encrypt/decrypt user information).

-- CONFIGURATION --

* Configure at Administration » Configuration » ExternalAuth.

-- USAGE --

The Block Region Permissions module adds restrictions the "Administer blocks" permission does not provide by allowing you to control which theme and region the role is able to administer blocks for (block layout).

This project is part of the Drupal Social Initiative and is based on the Social API.

This module makes it possible to authenticate and register with GnuPGAuth.
GnuPGAuth is a decentralized, asymmetric key authentication system.

It is not advised to use this module outside of development yet.

This module allows your site to act as registration authority (RA) as part of a public key infrastructure (PKI).

Once registered, users will be able to generate certificates they can use as credentials. For example, such certificates can be used to log into sites running Certificate Login without usernames or passwords.

Provides a generic event log. Currently integrations with login activity events only. Can easily be extended to support additional events.

This module provides auto-authenticate-random-user.

If user does not have a valid session, one is created with a random user.
This is VERY DANGEROUS and should NEVER be enabled on public
available environments.

Use this module for performance testing for intranets and other
personalized websites.

Features:

• Random user select during hook_boot()
• Admin user is omitted
• Redirect to requested page