Maintenance fixes only

The XML sitemap module creates a sitemap that conforms to the sitemaps.org specification. This helps search engines to more intelligently crawl a website and keep their results up to date. The sitemap created by the module can be automatically submitted to Ask, Google, Bing (formerly Windows Live Search), and Yahoo! search engines. The module also comes with several submodules that can add sitemap links for content, menu items, taxonomy terms, and user profiles.

Please read the included README.txt, the handbook documentation, and the current list of known issues for more information before using the module.

This module integrates the Zoomify applet into Drupal. Zoomify is a Flash applet that displays large images by allowing to pan and zoom into them. Images are first preprocessed in order for Zoomify to work.

Note: As of 2012/03/12, this module is supported by new maintainer. As the previous module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #1466128: Offering to maintain bitcache module.

Bitcache is a distributed content-addressable storage (CAS) system. It provides repository storage for bitstreams (colloquially known as blobs) of any length, each uniquely identified and addressed by a digital fingerprint derived through a secure cryptographic hash algorithm.

This is a module that provides a Bitcache-compatible data storage repository for Drupal and implements the Bitcache REST API for interoperability with the standalone Bitcache command-line and synchronization tools. The Drupal module includes storage adapters for the file system and for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and GDBM databases, with Amazon S3 support in the works.

This module is an add-on to the FAQ module that allows users with the new 'ask question' permission to create a question which will be queued for an 'expert' to answer.

For more about why this module exists, please read "Ask the Expert" or Advice Column.

Viewing of the completed question and answer pair is done by the FAQ module.

This module uses JQuery and the AJAX File Upload Jquery plugin to present a preview of a user's new picture as soon as they select one. Uploads will be sent through the same validation process and errors will be reported immediately after selection has been made.

Used modules displays as a table, within a block or a page, all the modules installed on a Drupal site.

Features

• add a block who list installed modules
• add a page who list installed modules
• add a description on the top (for the block and the page)
• displays or not the description for each module (for the block and the page)
• displays or not the version for each module (for the block and the page, not recommended - disabled by default)
• add link to module/project page (drupal.org)

This module integrates Drupal user pictures with the service provided by Gravatar. If the user has a gravatar linked with his or her e-mail address, it will be used as their user picture for comments, posts, and profile.

What is a Gravatar?

A gravatar, or globally recognized avatar, is quite simply an 80×80 pixel avatar image that follows you from weblog to weblog appearing beside your name when you comment on gravatar enabled sites. Avatars help identify your posts on web forums, so why not on weblogs?

Features

• User roles can easily be assigned or denied permission to use Gravatars
• Customizable picture size, maturity filter, and default pictures
• Supports unique generated avatars: identicon, monsterid, and wavatar
• Users can opt-out of displaying their Gravatar with the 'disable own gravatar' permission.
• Libravatar basic compatibility (no hash method selection, nor DNS-based federation). Read documentation for more details.

This is a module for integrating a Drupal website with Mailman, the GNU mailing list manager. This module extends/replaces the Mailman Manager module features. Instead of sending user commands in mail format as Mailman Manager does, it sends url requests directly to the Mailman web interface where admins manage lists members.

Some of its features are:

• Immediate actions, Mailman interface is completely invisible to the end-user.
• Correctly synchronized account status with the mailman server.
• Supports permissions for individual lists.
• Displays subscriptions in the registration form of new user.
• Anonymous user subscription (or invitation) can be permitted.
• Subscribe/unsubscribe users depending on their current role.
• Choose what subscription types are available for every list.
• Integration of notify and invite mailman options for new subscriptions.
• Retrieve the user mail address realname from Profile fields.
• Optionally, set a subscription as required.
• (Version 3.x) Views integration.
• Drupal 5, 6, and (new) 7 compatibility

This module adds javascript which detects if a form had been modified, and if it has, uses the onBeforeUnload event to pop up a warning to the user if they attempt to navigate away from the page without saving their changes. This works for Firefox, IE, and Safari, but not Opera.

A tribune is a type of chatroom. It does not require any external service like IRC or plugins like Java or Flash-based chats, and also works without Javascript (although Javascript greatly enhances the experience).

The module has a notion of threads based on timestamps: typically, a user clicks on the timestamp at the left of the message they want to answer before typing their message. When the message is displayed, hovering the mouse over timestamps highlights the corresponding references and answers, even for old messages that are not displayed anymore.