Administration

A state machine for paranoia, with the halting state typically entailing the implementation of a scorched earth policy response (i.e., erasing the Drupal database). Think DEFCON for Drupal.

This module is meant primarily for "paranoid" Drupal use cases involving information warfare. Typical users might be political dissidents in repressive regimes, BitTorrent bootleggers, various kinds of activists, and so on and so forth.

Basically, if you have adversaries trying to hunt & shut your site down or limit your ability to disseminate information, you'll probably want to install Lockdown to help maintain tight information discipline as well as to guard the perimeter and perhaps give you some advance warning when it's getting to be time to move shop.

Drush scripts for creating Drupal sites from a shell. Tested with Debian and Ubuntu.

What it does: It gives you easy control over Drupal sites under apache2 and Debian based systems like Ubuntu. It works with Drupal-5.x, Drupal-6.x, and Drupal-7.x (it may miss some features in different versions) It works with mysql and postgresql.

You should cd into your drush command dir, and clone the master. For a stable release you can use the command drush dl and move the downloaded dir into your command dir.

Example:

For quick install of a Drupal system use e.g.:

This module allows users to submit incident reports from a Drupal site. It was designed with the emergency services / public safety workforces in mind, although it can easily be modified to accommodate whichever industry might be in need of such a content type.

This module interacts with the API from the hosting company VPS.NET.

Currently at this very early stage the module allows you to view your VPS information after entering your API key on the settings page.

If you want to have a play with this module sign up for VPS.NET with code "DRUP25" for 25% off the initial order.

About the Project

Block Queue solves one of the major shortcomings of Drupal block management: the ability to easily re-use blocks in different regions, on different pages, with arbitrary ordering.

Block Queue allows users to create "queues" of blocks much like Nodequeue allows to create queues of nodes: by adding arbitrary blocks to the queue and ordering them any way necessary. Queue size can be limited.

Queues are exposed as blocks and can be easily included in Drupal regions.

This module unobtrusively adds additional checkboxes to the permissions form located at admin/user/permissions - the additional checkboxes provide a much friendlier interface for dealing with the hundreds of checkboxes that accumulate on the permissions page as roles and modules are added to a Drupal installation.

On a test Drupal site I set up with 6 user roles, 105 core and add-on modules enabled, 9 content types, and the content permissions module enabled, there were 138 distinct permissions and 828 individual checkboxes on the permissions page. To initially set up the permissions to something sane, it took me about 17 minutes. On my first attempt of using this module after fully developing it, after wiping and restoring the database from a back up, it took me around 5 minutes to set up the same permissions. The point is that this module will save you time, especially on large sites.

Ubercart Devel Generate takes advantage of the devel module to generate Ubercart content. The module only depends on the uc_product and devel modules at the moment.

Ubercart Devel Generate is currently able to

The Drupal Blockmanagement is not very flexible, especially for news sites where blocks and all kinds of content can be in a section. This Module is actually inspired by http://drupal.org/project/blockqueue with a main difference: The user has to place one block. This is the placeholder for the Block Queue. On any page the user has now the opportunity to manage this blockqueue. If there is a page without blockqueue drupal jumps one hierarchy up and checks for blocks and so on, until it has reached the frontpage.

By default, Drupal requires that you enter a path for each menu link you add/edit from the Menu administration page.
There are cases you may want to create a parent item, without any path, that simply links to its first viewable child item.
Menu Firstchild provides this functionality.

This is a Drupal module that provides support for Prowl, which is a push notification client for the iPhone. It relies upon php-prowl.