User Management

This is my first drupal project

This module adds a new method for cancelling user accounts. It is based on the user_cancel_reassign cancel method from Drupal core, but adds the option to select which user the content is reassigned to, rather than just assigning content to the anonymous user.

To use simply install and enable the module, then when an administrator (or user with "administer users" permission) cancels a user account they will be given the extra option to select which user the content is reassigned to.

This module will limit server space usage per user role.Administrator can set server space for all roles except 'anonymous user'.If user exceeds their usage limit according to their roles,then they will not allowed to upload files in any content type form.

It also provides a block which will have details about user's space limit,user usage and available space(in MB).It will work with filefield and also with image field .

The administer users permission is more broad than necessary and not prudent to give most roles. For example, it is often the case that we need to be able to allow a role the permission to create users, but this is within the "administer users" permission. (A problem solved with the UCreate module, but it has not been upgraded to Drupal 7 yet.)

I'd also like to allow users with a given permission the ability to assign other users with a configurable list of roles or a family of permissions. I'm not sure what the UI for that will look like yet though.

This module provides vbo operations to convert old profile fields to profile2 d7 fields. It convert all $user->profile_foo field to $field[field_profile_foo] item, if the field profile_foo exists in a profile2 type. This makes various fixes and notices, if something is wrong during the conversation. Also able to make a "quick test", which doesn't save the new profiles, but fill the watchdog, if something is wrong.

The following field types are tested and working: text, list, list_boolean, date, taxonomy.

If a taxonomy term doesn't exists, this module create that too.

This module allows any user with appropriate permissions to create relationships between any two users.
The creation of the relationship starts from a user which is considered the requester.
The relationship is automatically approved by the requestee.
This module use a special AJAX widget "Dynamic Select" to select the requestee.
The list of requestees to select from is built from a view

This module helps you to specify a list of email address (comma separated values). After you save the settings, During user-registration process, this module will compare the email address entered with the list saved by admin. If it matches, only then the new user can successfully register. Example: efgh@gmail.com,"abcd@example.com",ijkl@xyz.com (so, only these email addresses are allowed to register in the site)

The Mass User Update module provides an API to massively update user. It's goal is not to create or import new users, but to change existing records in the database. It provides hooks so other modules can interact with this update.

This module is useful if you want to massively update user emails or usernames, for example.

The module contains 2 submodule:

This module allows users to cancel their accounts with password confirmation rather than e-mail confirmation.

Normally, the account cancellation process within Drupal core requires users to confirm their desire to cancel their own accounts by receiving an e-mail and clicking on a link within it. For some sites, this workflow is not desired. This module replaces it with a (equally secure) workflow where the user is allowed to cancel their account immediately by typing their password on the confirmation screen that appears after they initiate the account cancellation process.

User edit own roles enables a site admin to define a list of roles
users can add to their own account via a tab on the user account page.

It's a quick spinnoff from the role delegation module and the idea for
this module is once again, born on IRC as a support request.