User Access & Authentication

Overview

The default functionality for the Twitter Signin module is to redirect users back to their Twitter accounts page upon successfully signing in via Twitter. Twitter Signin Callback provides additional functionality allowing the developer to control where to redirect users after signing in by allowing the use of a "callback" query string variable to be used on the twitter signin URL(twitter/redirect).

uc_client

This SAML plugin eliminates passwords and allows you to authenticate Drupal users against your existing Active Directory or LDAP server as well increase security using YubiKeys or VeriSign VIP Access via OneLogin. OneLogin is pre-integrated with thousands of apps and handles all of your SSO needs in the cloud and behind the firewall.

Gives content access permissions on a book child page if users have access to the root of the book, typically provided by another node access module. Checks view, update, and delete grant operations, and can pass those on to the referencing content, or trigger a different grant configuration according to settings(not yet).

This module is a spin-off from Node access node reference and it's functionality is very new - use with caution!

login_to_view_fields module

A simple module that adds a message "Login or register to view ABC" to each node where ABC is a field that is not visible to unauthenticated users.

Download, extract to sites/all/modules, enable on admin/build/modules page.

The role_delay module enables the configuration of one or more user roles that all new users are automatically granted after a specified period of time from registration. A role delay of 0 (zero), will automatically assign that role to every user at creation time.

The new home of the previously abandoned Roledelay module.

This module is a fairly basic change to do 2 things

1. Amend the core password reset functionality to remove an arguably superfluous step in the flow, and
2. Move the password change fields to a separate page

In core at present when a user clicks on the password reset link they will end up on a page with a login button, which is potentially confusing. Password flow allows you to remove this additional step and send the user directly to their user edit page to reset their password.

This module limits access by user role to one login per username.
If a user logs in from a second computer with a different IP address then all other users with the same username are logged out.
Users with the same username and IP address can login without restriction.

There is one permission which applies the restriction to selected roles.

Latest: I've come back to using Drupal after a long break and am now maintaining this module again.

Ever felt existing roles/permissions weren't right for controlling access to your new view? Given the choice of compromising or defining a new permission in code, you may well have compromised. I generally did.

Auto Username disables the "Username" field on user registration and user edit forms and generates a username automatically using a token.module-provided pattern. That allows for usernames that are, for instance, forced to be "Lastname, Firstname", "Firstname Last-initial", etc.

This sandbox project is a Drupal 7 port of this module. Hopefully, this will be added to the official project (http://drupal.org/project/auto_username) at some point.