User Access & Authentication

This module uses the JasperReport Server REST API to integrate Drupal with JasperReports Server.

The SSO method uses JasperServer's REST API and cookies for the allowing the user to login (initiate a session) in Jasper when he logs into Drupal. (For this to work JRS and the Drupal have to run in the same domain.)

The JasperServer Session is kept alive on each page refresh and then is destroyed when the user logs out of Drupal.

Allow administrator to lock some menu items. Users with administer menu will not be able to modify it.

Version 1.1 introduces some major changes :

1) We now use eduPersonTargetedID as the username instead of eduPersonPrincipalName. eduPersonPrincipalName contains sensitive information which will not be returned in many cases. Using the name could also cause name clashes e.g. multiple persons being called Jens Jensen. eduPersonTargetedID represents a more universally available and usable username.

2) scoping through the IdP-list from WAYF is supported.

This module will be useful if you're using Yandex Mail for domains and your Drupal user accounts have corresponding mailboxes on Yandex, with same password.

When user logs in Drupal, he is also transparently authenticated in his Yandex mailbox (using iframe) and he gets "View mail" block in Drupal website.

Provides automatic section assignment when using the Workbench Access menu scheme.

Simple SSO is specifically designed for Drupal sites that need a simple, intuitive and functional Single Sign On.

The Simple SSO module can securely log in users accross several Drupal sites, even hosted under different domains. It's a pure Drupal solution and does not require any external library.

Helps you bypass cookie based session management on your Drupal site.

This module allows site users to authenticate towards a web service, using an access token.

An individual token can be generated for each user and token access can be controlled on a per role basis.

An administrator can revoke all tokens at once, and with the "administer users" permission, it is possible to assign tokens to other users.

The age verification module forces the user to select a date to pass an age gate to verify that they are old enough to view the site before passing the user back to the selected URL.

It features an Admin area to select Ages, paths to ignore, a text area for custom content and a user agents field.

The authentication_service module provides a framework for integrating remote authentication services into Drupal. When a user attempts to log in they are authenticated against the remote service; if they do not yet have a local user account one is created for them.

OpenAM and Drupal plugins are included, but it is extensible to other authentication mechanisms (OpenId, Oauth, etc.)

This module was developed by Capgemini UK, and is a work in progress.