User Access & Authentication

album photos privacy control module, can also be applied to other types of content. Provided the following access control nodes:

1) full confidentiality. Does not allow anyone to view.
2) completely open, everyone can see
3) to allow only specific users to view
4) The need password for authentication

Also allows users to increase to achieve collaborative editing.

This module is used for blocking users to login on site after N times of wrongly password entering for M minutes.

Configuration:

1. Number of allowed login attempts.
2. The number of minutes user can't use his login.
3. E-mail text to send to account owner after blocking.

Disabled users can be enabled at admin/user/user using "Enable logging in for the selected users"

If you need more functionality (or Drupal 6 module version) consider using Login Security module.

OpenID Simple Registation (SREG) is an extension to the OpenID Authentication protocol that allows for very light-weight profile exchange. It is designed to pass eight commonly requested pieces of information when an End User goes to register a new account with a web service.

This module implements the complete specifications. For this purpose it extends the Drupal core openid.module for the Consumer part and the openid_provider.module [1] for the Provider part of the specification.

Using OpenID Simple Registration Extension 1.1 - Draft 1 [2]

Confer a role to a user once specified requirements have been completed.

Allow non-admin users on your site to create new users. The module automatically sends an invite email to new users with login information.

This module integrates with OG. This means that users can create new users in a particular group.

Note:

Description

The Mailfix module integrates Drupal with Postfix, providing email accounts to regular Drupal accounts.

For this module to work you must have previously installed and configured Postfix 2.1 or greater. A step-by-step installation guide for an Ubuntu 8.04 server is available at HowToForge.

Once your Postfix server is appropriately configured you may install this Drupal module.

This module makes it possible for Courier-MTA to authenticate against a Drupal user database.

Anonymous publishing increases your control over anonymous publishing on a site.

• Anonymous publishing (posting without first having to register) may lower the threshold for authorship and entry to a site.
• It may also be an requirement for certain sites that deal with sensitive issues that anonymous publishing is allowed.

Its intended audience are site developers and administrators that want to lower the threshold for participation, enhance privacy, or both.

Allows users to select one or multiple roles during registration. This module differs slightly from other similar offerings as the user is also optionally allowed to change their role selection(s) when editing their account settings.

Configurable admin settings:

Allows a node to generate a password for itself that users must enter into their profile to be able to see that node.

The idea is that someone who has access to the node anyway (e.g., because of their user role) will be shown the password which they can then give to somebody else in person.