Administration

Aegir Backup Manager is helper module that exposes the site backups in the Aegir administrator. It provides the ability to review, edit and delete backup files associated with sites. Additionally it provides the ability to import backup files in bulk and attach them to active sites. This feature is useful when migrating a large number of production sites from one version of Aegir to another Aegir server.

Aegir Backup Manager is helper module that exposes the site backups in the Aegir administrator. It provides the ability to review, edit and delete backup files associated with sites. Additionally it provides the ability to import backup files in bulk and attach them to active sites. This feature is useful when migrating a large number of production sites from one version of Aegir to another Aegir server.

Project status is an extension for drush which takes a list of Drupal platforms as arguments and returns a list of modules which are in use or not in use by the sites within these platforms. It is able to list all modules, or only those which are in use, by platform and site. By default it only reports on modules within sites/all/ or sites/default/, but it can optionally report on modules within site directories as well. Results are grouped by project (for example, the modules views and views_ui are shown together as views) unless an option is given to list each module separately.

In brief, this module was written to answer the question, "which modules in this shared platform are actually in use, and by which sites?"

This module put some of the piwik web analytics reports directly in your Drupal site.

Piwik reports was formerly a submodule of Piwik Web analytics module. Since 6.x-2.x it has been dropped. This project take over the maintenance of this submodule.

Currently only a Drupal 7 version is available.

Features:

• global or per user token auth
• multiple sites report allowed
• block for in page statistics

Versions:

Semantic Fields (formerly Semantic CCK in Drupal 6) was created to give users the abilility of customizing and enhancing the HTML output of a field. With Semantic Fields enabled, users can specify the HTML wrapper element and classes for:

• The entire field
• The labels -- above and inline
• All field items
• Each individual field item

This allows users to quickly create semantically rich and meaningful HTML markup for fields, such as:

Add close buttons to Drupal's status messages to allow manually hiding them.

This module allows you to send watchdog messages to Graylog2 using the GELF format.

Intended to expose various Drupal Commerce administrative tasks and functionality to the context_admin module.

This module simplifies the core Menu and Shortcut modules by merging the "List links" and "Edit menu" operations into a single administration page.

If you've ever accidentally clicked "Edit menu" hoping to edit the most important part of a menu (its links) but then found that all you could do from that page was edit the menu's name and description instead, this module is for you. What it does for the time being is get rid of the "List links" terminology altogether and consolidate everything under the "Edit menu" page, where most people will naturally look for it.

This module provides a graph where you can see the size of the cache tables and labels marking some of the events that may empty the cache.

You can see how much damage those events do to your cache size.

The events recorded are:

• Cron run
• Insert, update, delete for:
• Nodes
• Users
• Taxonomy terms and vocabularies

More to come...