Administration

This module enables a Drupal website to send statistics remote Zabbix server using a locally installed Zabbix client. For more information on Zabbix, see http://www.zabbix.org

The Zabbix server can then be configured to monitor the incoming statistics and trigger alerts according to your own specific requirements.

Gain a deeper understanding of your Drupal performance and find those transient problems before they become major issues.

** Style Settings (http://drupal.org/project/style_settings) provides nearly identical functionality. I recommend using it instead of this project. **

CSS Template allows theme developers to add user set variables to a theme's CSS files. These variables are set by automatically generated form elements on the theme's configuration page.

The variables are added to the CSS file as comments:

This is a lightweight module to give admin menu permission to certain users on a per menu basis without giving them full administer menu permission.

Dependencies

• ACL

Authors

This module has been written and is maintained by the CEU Web Team.
Author: zserno

Not to be confused with the Presets module...

IMPORTANT NOTE: This module has been deprecated. The latest version ( DEV ) of MediaFront module 7.x no longer needs this module. For those who are interested in having this functionality, it is highly recommended to use CTools Exportables to achieve this functionality.

There are other modules that seem to provide similar functions that were planned for this module.

Suggested to review other modules at http://groups.drupal.org/node/17072

The Node Menu Parent module extends the "default menu for content" setting provided by the core menu module by allowing a specific menu item to be selected (not just a top-level menu) per content type.

Example

Imagine we're creating a site for a business that will have a section describing the products they offer. We've got the core content types, Page and Story, and we've added our own content type called Product. Then we add a few pages under the Primary links menu, like so:

Update Status Proxy is a module which provides a work-around for Drupal's inability to handle proxy servers, which makes getting the update status of modules impossible when your site is behind a restrictive firewall.

It works by providing a local endpoint which proxies the request through to the original source of the update status information, via a proxy server of the user's choice.

The IP List module allows administrators to maintain and search list of IP addresses and IP address ranges, and associate each address or range with an arbitrary organization (string). The module doesn't do anything with this list, but the list can be integrated into other systems.

This module was written to be integrated with a Varnish ACL (access control list) and thereby allow non-technical administrators to manage a list of IP addresses and ranges that can bypass a content paywall.

A feature consisting of settings designed to provide basic admin configuration.

This feature is at an early stage and does little as yet.

Includes:

• An administrator role integrating Admin role functionality.
• Integration of the Admin module.
• The Seven admin theme.
• Enabling Advanced help, Menu, Path, and Update status.

Part of the Debut features set.

This module allows you to sell an Ægir client, with quotas and access to specific platforms, through Ubercart. It automates a number of set-up tasks from the moment the order is complete, namely:

• Creation of the hosting client node.
• Setting of quotas.
• Granting access to chosen platforms to the client.

But there's still lots to do. I need code reviewers, testers - if you're interested, please check out the issue queue.