Authentificates users using SSH, creating users if they do not already exist.
Only works with password-mode authentification.
Needs libssh2-php or phpseclib
Forked from the modifications written by Thomas Dean (djguvnor) in the 7.x thread here http://drupal.org/node/991922.
This project will allow the site to choose which attributes from CAS to set default roles with.
This module allows sites to have multiple user registration pages. Site admins are able to specify a drupal role that users entering via this reg page will be granted as well as wether or not to activate the account, block it, or defer to the site's rule. If the profile2 module is enabled, site admins may also specify which (if any) profiles to attach to the form.
Permission watchdog logs all changes to permissions on roles so an administrator can audit the entire history of changes to permissions. This is useful for sites or applications which have security audit requirements to illustrate what permissions a role had at any given point in time.
This module adds roles to selected newly created user accounts. These roles are provisioned ahead of time and associated with the name of an account. If an account with that name is created, the account is statically assigned those roles.
This is mainly useful for external authentication mechanisms that automatically create users but do not work well with pre-created accounts. For example: in a Shiibboleth authenticated environment site editors could be provisioned with appropriate roles before their first login.
Allows an developer to log in as user #1 with user accounts from a separate authentication source, such as LDAP. Can also be used without LDAP to login with a config-set (eg. settings.php) password.
Useful for administering a large cluster of multisite sites that share the all/modules directory. Just configure the module and enable it on all sites; no need to remember the user #1 password any more.
Note: You definitely shouldn't use this unless you fully understand how the module works! Incorrect usage can seriously harm your site's security!
The goal is to provide and automate a bridge between Drupal roles and Monster Menus groups. This is particularly useful with LDAP's Authorization mechanism; the combination effectively allows LDAP/AD permissions to map to Monster Menus permissions without further administration (just keep your LDAP/AD tree clean).
Auto User module allows on-the-fly creation of new Drupal user upon submitting content by anonymous user. Each content type can have auto user functionality enabled with options to choose username based on other node fields values, assign role to auto-created user, activate auto-created account after creation.
Developed by Warecorp for Arrow Root Media and http://www.jewishjustice.org/
There are times, especially in a site used as a forum, when some users have to be banned temporarily because of their behavior not complying with the norms and expectations of all the other users. The Ban User module helps under these circumstances.
