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Log Watcher allows you to monitor your site logs in a systematic way by setting up scheduled aggregations for specific log types. For example, if you want to keep tabs on your "page not found" logs, you might create a job that sends you the top 25 "page not found" errors. The latest run of any given report is also available from the administration screen, so you can view them on demand as well.

Are you creating a country portal or a site dedicated to a specific country?

The Register Country module is designed to intercept new registrations and check if the IP address being used is registered to a country that the site administrator has chosen. In this way, you may limit sign ups to your site to specific countries.

The IP2CC module is required.

You might also be interested in the GeoUser module.

Adds additional hooks to drupal. Provides additional functionality.

We initially created this module as a part of the Resource Manager module (in development) but it seemed more sensible to split it into a separate module that we can use to add additional functionality to drupal.

First release contains:

* Drupal icons & Application Panel.

We created two new hooks to set and display icons in an application-style. This allows developers to give their web-based applications a simpler user interface and a sleeker appearance.

This module provides a filter to allow users to insert KML files into nodes which will be automatically displayed on top of google maps.

Uses a filter to embed a google map overlayed with a KML file using square brackets
like [mykml:http://mapgadgets.googlepages.com/cta.kml (41.88414, -87.63238), 10] or in general [mykml:path-to-kml (lat,lon), zoom]

Initially sponsored by eParticipation Initiative at CU Denver and PlaceMatters

This module allows for users to book resources for use during events. For example, a student can book a microscope for use within their lab. The D7 version detects overlapping dates and conflicts between nodes, and lets you respond using Rules.

Views Podcast is module for creating custom podcasts where your media is hosted off-site on a content delivery network. The module adds an additional view type called "Views Podcast: Podcast feed" to views. Once the view is created for your podcast, you can create a new Views Podcast from the view. This will allow you to create a custom mapping of views fields to podcast fields as well as create a custom URL path and file extension.

Displays post information as part of full node views. So far the options are to display created and updated time and author. This may be useful for sites not using the standard "submitted" data for a particular node type. Displays only on full node views.

Drupal requires cookies for user login, but by default no error message is given when a user's browser is set not to accept cookies. The result is a broken site--after attempting to log in, the user is returned to an empty login form with no indication of why login failed.

The Visualize Backtrace module enables you to visualize the sequential order of Drupal function calls for a given page load in both a hierarchical tree flowchart and table format. This is a developer's tool that parses XDebug trace files into *.dot GraphViz graphs order to help demystify the Drupal API & identify bottleneck Drupal functions. It can also visualize a variety of specific backtrace and forwardtraces detailed below.

This introductory screencast demonstrates the visualize backtrace module (be sure to expand to full screen mode), and the audio from this Drupal Camp presentation explains it in more detail.

The salt module allows for Drupal passwords to be 'salted' - an internal string is appended to the password prior to storage - making them less prone to dictionary attacks, rainbow tables and the like.

This module currently stores the salted password in the database. Consequently, disabling this module or changing the salt at any time will require users with salted passwords to recover their passwords.