User Access & Authentication

Social Login is a free Drupal module that allows your users to register and login to your Drupal website with their existing accounts from 30+ social networks like for example Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google, Instagram and Yahoo.

Social Login increases your registration rate

Social Login helps increasing your user registration rate by simplifying the registration process and provides permission-based social data retrieved from the social network profiles.

uLogin service allows your users to login using their accounts at:

• Facebook
• Twitter
• Vkontakte
• Odnoklassniki
• Mail.ru
• Google
• Yandex
• Live Journal
• OpenID
• Windows Live ID
• LinkedIn

Last.fm, SoundCloud, Steam, Flickr, Vimeo, YouTube, WebMoney, foursquare, tumblr, etc.

Demo

• uLogin for Drupal 7

Add parent role to users having a subrole

This module adds a token authentication method for the Services 3.x branch.

When adding this authentication method to an endpoint you can choose what roles will get a token and users then can get their token on their profile page.

The token is sent by passing it in a header value called 'authorization'. The module finds the user with that token and then sets that user as the user the services call will be executed as.

This module offers a generic approach to store password-like secrets into the
database. Just like a password, a secret does not get stored in plain text but
rather a salted hash thereof. Therefore the clear text of a secret cannot be
retrieved from the database. But given a clear text string it is possible to
verify if it matches the hash stored in the database.

API

The secret module does not expose any user interface but only two methods and
one hook which can be used by third party modules.

Provides further permissions to control how core's contact module behaves.

For now, only one permission is added: "Have a personal contact form" which allows administrators to configure which roles get the ability to have a "Personal contact form".

Suggestions as to what other permissions would be useful are welcome.

How to use it

Simply install it like any other module, and under 'admin/user/permissions', configure what roles should be able to 'Have a personal contact form'.

This module provides permissions to view user profiles depending on what
roles the profile requested to be viewed has.

Important:

Note that in Drupal 6, roles have no machine names, so if you change the
role name of a role, you will have to reassign these permissions.

Hiding admin user (user 1) from any other user. Works by substituting user 1 with user 0 when loaded by request of any user who is not user 1. Effectively that means other users can not see or do anything to user 1.

Allows you to save user roles per domain. Allows a certain user to be just authenticated on one domain and admin on another etc.
To configure this module,

1. Enable Module Domain Access.
2. Navigate to 'admin/structure/domain/domain_roles'.
3. Enter a comma-separated list of users to whom you want to assign roles.
4. Select the checkbox corresponding to different roles in all domain or for particular domain.

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