User Access & Authentication

register

When a user logs in using CAS, this module takes that user's existing Drupal username and links it to the same CAS username.

Since the CAS module requires that each Drupal account has an associated CAS username, this modules creates the automatic link between the two. Without this module the CAS username would have to be assigned to each user manually or through a database script.

This module seeks to enable Drupal to act as an Identity Provider for SAML enabled applications (Drupal or others). The main goal of this module is to allow development of future rich identity providers using Drupal Themes, Views and other capabilities. It is planned to allow Drupal Views to feed attributes into SAML assertions generated in this module.

Hide Filepath provides a way to hide absolute paths to files on the page source, even if your Drupal instance is using the Public download method.
It especially comes in handy if you want users to be prompted to login first before viewing or downloading a file.

Note: This is not a security module. It's only "security through obscurity". If a direct file-path is known, it is still accessible.
Also, this module currently only supports file fields attached to the Node entity.

Premium redirect is a simple module for extending premium content module
(http://drupal.org/project/premium_content) the purpose of this module is
to provide a redirection to a configurable page (node) when a user without
sufficient access level is trying to access a premium content.

Currently the module is only capable to do a global redirection for all
premium content level.

URL token is an API module to make token-based access control simple.

There are two main features:

• Request a token
• Check that a token is valid (usually via a URL)

You should only install this module if another module requires it. This module doesn't provide any functionality by itself, it provides features for other developers to use in their modules.

Drupal 7 module that splits the User edit page into separate

1. "Edit Account",
2. "Edit Profile",
3. and "Change Password" pages

This borrows the idea/code from the Edit Profile module, specifically for separating out the account and profile (field) info.

I'm also borrowing from the "Password Tab" submodule in the Password Policy module.

Aside from combining this functionality together, this module also remaps the menu to create a single "Edit" tab on the user pages with sub tabs for the profile/account/password form pages.

Badbot is a spam-prevention tool (compatible with all forms on the site). It works by requiring the client to have JavaScript support, throwing an error when JS support is not present. Spam bots cannot handle JS, so this goes a long way towards blocking them without displaying pesky (and unreliable) captchas.

There is a detailed explanation available of this module's specifics.

How to use:

The aim of this module is to provide a set of tools to the administrator
that analyze Drupal's watchdog log records, identify and analyze patterns and provide intelligent suggestions to the site administrator.

Activation code provides an entity type that is fieldable called activation_code. This gives you an entity with the following fields: