User Management

Due to lack of usage there seems little point in continuing to maintain this module.

Contact me if you want to maintain it.

What It Does

This module adopts the known (or recognised) user concept, like you see on websites like eBay and Amazon, where a user who has previously logged in to the site is remembered by a cookie. In the case of this module, the site administrator can optionally assign a role to known users, extending their permissions to do some things that are more than an anonymous user can do.

Note: As of 2010/09/25, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #922602: Abandoned module: Last.fm for user profiles.

Provide API functions for cPanel (not WHM). This module has no UI and should normally only need be to installed if another module requires it or you are writing a module which needs these functions.

Includes admin interface for setting cPanel user and pass, SSL and port.
PLEASE NOTE: password is stored in plain text unless encrypt (http://drupal.org/project/encrypt) installed and enabled.

Provide API functions for MailMan admin. This module has no UI and should normally only need be to installed if another module requires it.

Relate profile field categories to particular roles, instead of all fields being related to all roles. Use profile to define all user data fields, but restrict which fields are related to users of a particular role. The interface allows you to relate profile field categories to roles. As the screenshot depicts, one or more roles may be assigned to a give field category.

For example you may create two roles (parent and child) and two corresponding profile field categories:

Parent
- Employer
- Occupation

Child
- School
- Grade

Restrict editing/viewing of profile fields with an auto generated permission. Only users with that permission will be able to edit/view the field. In order to restrict a field you must check the "restrict" checkbox on the profile field edit page which will generate a set of permissions which can then be used to restrict the field.

Please see the README.txt for instructions.

This module allows administrators to set an expiry date on passwords. Users that do not renew their passwords within the given time will have their passwords reset to a randomly generated one.

You can schedule warning messages notifying users when their password is close to expiry. If you have the actions module enabled, then you can also schedule emails to be sent. Both messages and emails can use (but do not require) the token module
and provides tokens such as [pass-expire-days-left] and [pass-expire-month].

Userpoints Login allows users to earn a specified number of points for each login. We also specify a minimum time interval between logins that must be exceeded for these points to be earned.

Example: if the time interval is set to 24 hours, and a user logs in on Monday at 9am, they will not earn any points for additional logins on Monday, but if they return after Tuesday at 9am they will receive points.

Adds the sender's username, email address and roles to the bottom of their email send from the site wide contact form.

User points Nodes and Comments utilizes the Userpoints Core module to grant points to a user when they post a node or a comment and/or moderate a comment.

What it does (features)

A configurable number of points can be awarded for the following actions

• User creates a new node
• User posts a new comment
• User moderates a comment

Other Features