This module integrates Javascript OpenID Selector with Drupal's OpenID client.
This module substitutes Drupal's default OpenID form with Javascript OpenID Selector widget, so users do not even need to know what OpenID URL is.
GeoIP Role allows to dynamically grant roles to the current user according to his IP address location.
It depends on the GeoIP API module.
Currently, GeoIP Role allows to attach countries to roles, thus defining geographical zones.
When a user visits your site, he dynamically gain the role(s) attached to the country reported by his IP address.
GeoIP Role may be used with any other module like Nodeaccess that controls access based on user roles.
ÃœberCoova is designed to act as glue between Drupal, the CoovaChilli hotspot suite and Ubercart for people who use FreeRADIUS with a MySQL backend.
If you are using CoovaRADIUS, the hotspot module offers this integration already and you should use that instead.
The ÃœberCoova project currently contains the following functionality:
The OpenID Profile Module allows easy mapping of user fields to the official Attribute Exchange OpenID specification. This allows websites to transfer user information from the OpenID provider to relying parties.
This modules works perfectly with the modulesOpenID Provider AX and OpenID Client AX. And can be used to transfer information from or to applications which are not based on Drupal, but implement the OpenID AX specification.
This module allows you to control anonymous commenting per node type via the node type edit screen once anonymous user is given the 'post comments' permission.
Virtual Site allows a site admin to quickly instantiate a sub-site or standalone site within a single Drupal install. Virtual site instantiation includes, among other things, the ability to quickly populate a new site with placeholder content, menus, and selection of custom themes.
This module is in early development, so it may be a few weeks before the first development release is posted. However, this project page has been created to begin fleshing out documentation and feature set.
Facebook Authentication provides a light-weight integration with Facebook's Single Sign-on API. It does not register Facebook users as Drupal users and it uses Javascript SDK, so there's no external library to download.
If you need to register Facebook-authenticated users as Drupal users, please take a look at: Drupal for Facebook module by Dave Cohen.
The Sign-Up Problem is a phenomenon where visitors want to contribute content on a website but do not register (and thus do not contribute) because they do not want to fill out the registration form.
This module allows anonymous users to begin creating content immediately, without registering (if they have permission to do so). Once they get engaged on the site, they are more likely to register, at which point all of the posts they created while anonymous will be transferred to their new authenticated user account.
Exposes a new resource to OAuth-based API's that identifies the user that has given access to the API-consumer.
This method is used by big API-providers like Twitter, LinkedIn and Digg to enable API-consumers to let the providers users log in to the consumer. Something that in at least Twitters case has been widely deployed.
This module provides a services resource exposing the user authorizing the consumer as well a Services endpoint exposing that resource and a OAuth context that provides authentication.
The Homographic Usernames modules prevents people from creating user accounts with homographic usernames. That is, they may not create usernames that *look* the same, but use letters from different alphabets. This prevents impersonation attacks.
