Minimally maintained

This module will automatically subscribe all users to receive updates to their own issues generated by the Project Issue module. The module will only add missing subscriptions; it will not alter settings when users are subscribed to all issues for a project.

The purpose of this module is to make sure all new users are subscribed to their issues, and to automate subscriptions when new projects are created.

Ensures that the V8 JavaScript Engine is available to Drupal. You should not need to install this module unless it is required by another module.

This module adds some tabs to the Rules admin pages, to view things like data types, entity properties and actions/conditions/events.

A two-minute demo of this module is available here: http://youtu.be/LYO2xGo8ywo

This module extends Module LM Paypal.
Provides Rules integration.

Assistance for the implementation is welcome.
At this point I tried to respond to the event when the user receives a page "thank you for your donations"

Omnikassa is a payment method from Rabobank. The main idea is to bundle all sorts of paymentmethods and transfer them through one paymentcompany, in this case Rabobank.

This project consists of 2 modules.

Omnikassa

This module gives you a settings form to set your Rabobank Omnikassa accountdata.

This module lets you configure the text that appears on the form in the modal window popup for the Linkit module.

Overview:
Classy Nodeblock enables the use of new node-types as custom BLOCKS! With the added 'classy' bonus of allowing users to add CSS Classes into the outermost div of the node.

Features:

• Turn your new nodes into blocks!
• Allows easy styling of blocks using custom CSS Classes. No more block-id targeting.
• Works GREAT with context module.

Monitors the number of emails sent by your site. Useful to be sure none of your Drupal modules/custom php code is being abused for sending inappropriate messages.

Users of this module may also be interested in:

Security Review
Paranoia
Mail Logger

Summary

The Bounce module collects non-delivery reports generated by remote mail servers in response to emails sent from your Drupal site. It parses these non-delivery reports for response codes, scores those codes, and blocks further emails from being sent to email addresses that have passed a score threshold. This helps prevent your site from looking like a spam source by being a good internet citizen and respecting non-delivery responses, such as a notice that a recipient email account no longer exists.

This module is a rewrite of non-Drupal code that itself resulted from some years of experience running a few-thousand-subscriber mailing list covering the sane end of a topic that, unfortunately, tends to trigger spam filters - because there is a large and obnoxious spam-generating industry over at the other, less sane end of the pool. The default settings in Bounce are geared towards helping to maintain good long-term deliverability of mail under that sort of circumstance.

Bounce employs a modular design in which the functionality necessary to analyze and respond to non-delivery reports is split between Connector, Analyst, and Blocker components. Default, working versions of these components are provided, and developers can easily add other implementations through hooks defined in this module.

Alternatives for Drupal 8

Bounce as yet is not ported to Drupal 8. One viable alternative is Inmail.

Drowl is, perhaps, a really annoying module.
It's a drush command, which passes notices and warnings from a command run by drush to growl.
This may drive you nuts. It can be useful for keeping an eye on long-running processes, however.