User Access & Authentication

This module provides a single sign on with Ubilogin services.

Binding the Drupal (7) with the MS Active Directory while Likewise and Apache doing all the hard-n-dirty work. Drupal user accounts are stored in the local database and are automatically created if necessary when user authenticates session with web-server. Inspired by the "IP Login" module.

This module makes the "current password" field on the user edit form optional.

Drupal 7 added a new feature: If a user changes their email or password, they are required to enter their current password.
(see the 5+ year old issue: http://drupal.org/node/86711)

The Mixed Session module enables mixed HTTP(S) sessions for a site, securely and without loss of session data. The phrase "mixed sessions" refers to providing, with respect to a user visiting a site, some content over an insecure (HTTP) connection and other content over a secure (HTTPS) connection. For example, a shopping site may prefer to display product content in insecure mode (HTTP) while being able to protect sensitive content (e.g credit card details and authenticated user account information) using secure mode (HTTPS).

Remove the password in registration forms.

Engagement and participation are vital to most online properties. Lowering the barrier to entry breeds early loyalty and allows user continuity. Using Email Registration, Logintoboggan and this module you can reduce the registration form to ONLY email address (and whatever profile fields you create). A random password will be set when registering. You'll need to alter welcome emails and craft messaging for this process. Hide that piece of complexity from first time users.

This project will enable you to be automatically signed on on websites that are linked with a broker website, I am writing the whole thing out as an article on my website.

This module tracks when users have roles assigned or removed and which user did the change.

This provides data that can be used to form a timeline for a user to see what roles they have been granted, or revoked, this ability is at present not included in the module, but using the custom_reports module the implementation can easily get reports on the data they require.

This module has been sponsored by The Economist

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Overview

This module allows users to login to the site using a RESTful web service. If the user is associated with a Drupal user, that user is logged in. If not, a new user is created.

This module assumes that the web service returns a JSON payload and that both a username (or email) and a password are required for third-party authentication.

Configuration

Settings can be found on Administration » Configuration » People » REST Auth

This module seeks to replicate the Drupal 6 Access Rules functionality in Drupal 7 simply. It will not go too far into creating APIs and serves as a minimalistic module to control user access to the site and enables blocking specific usernames, emails and hosts from registering.

This module display an Horizontal Loginbar.
You can order the output of the form elements and display/hide user links.

This is my first module, i use this module as a sandbox project to learn Drupal API.