User Access & Authentication

Autologin enables a smooth login method by means of using account credentials in the URL. Simply enable the module and go to login/<username>/<password> and you will be logged in. If Login Destination is installed, Autologin will use its settings. While this module is not recommended for your everyday site, it comes much in handy for sites with (preferrably) limited user accounts, where ease of participation is of high concern.

Note: This module will not be upgraded to Drupal 7, as it's functionality is already in Group core.

In the OG module all group admins currently have the same set of capabilities within their group. They can add/ remove members, broadcast messages, and create/remove group admins.

Simple per-node content access module that performs a little differently than the majority of access modules. This module replaces the content teaser/body with "This post has been restricted to certain users" to show users that they are missing content if they are not registered or are not a certain user role.

Managing Input Format permissions shouldn't be a separate permissions screen. An admin should be able to ask the (permissions) question "Can a user with role X use the Y input format?" and look on the Permissions page to determine the answer. The Input Format Permissions module accomplishes just that.

Most updated source on github: http://www.github.com/mannkind/input-format-permissions-drupal-module

The maintenance helper provides features to assist site admins in performing maintenance on their site. It provides a restricted logins mode and allows admins to set a configurable message to appear on all pages of the site.

The Agreement module allows the administrator to present a text-based agreement (think "Terms of Service") that users of a particular role must accept before they are allowed to access the site. The agreement is presented to users right after login, and must be accepted before the user can navigate to another page. Users will still be able to access the homepage (<front>) and /logout without accepting the agreement; all other pages will redirect the user to the agreement acceptance form.

Userloginbar module creates a new user login bar block. This means this shows up username, password, submit button block in a single line that is so often the requirement in the new genx websites.

It is the implementation of http://drupal.org/node/92657#comment-792952.

Enables a Drupal site to authenticate members of an organization that is using iMIS Association Management System. This module requires the use of the ATS Login Web Service (ValidateLoginWithData method) which must be licensed from Assocation Technology Solutions (www.atsol.org).

The module has the following key features.

This module allows you to consecutively number nodes of a particular type authored by a single user.
Generally used with the Token module (required) and the Pathauto module it's most common use is to create URL's for nodes without having Drupal's standard nid as part of the URL.

This module adds to the functionality of Rebuild content access permissions. This is useful if you are using Content access control (Node access) modules.