This module is intended to replace the regular module administration page with a more intuitive, task-oriented user interface for administer modules.
Further development is put to hold due to an attempt to put the project in core. #408130: Redesign Module page (wrapper issue)
This project is sponsored by: One Shoe
The maintenance helper provides features to assist site admins in performing maintenance on their site. It provides a restricted logins mode and allows admins to set a configurable message to appear on all pages of the site.
The project has been renamed to Support due to a possible trademark infringement.
This module provides the ability to have more fine-grained control over what users with the permission 'administer permissions' can configure. You can decide which user roles will see a limited permissions table at admin/user/permissions, and who has unrestricted access to it. The modules allows you to lock certain permissions and / or certain roles. This means that these permissions / roles will not be available for configuration to a user with limited permission configuration rights.
Book Delete adds the ability to delete entire books to the book administration page (admin/content/book).
It uses a batch operation to allow deletion of large books.
D6 version created by Zivtech for Flat World Knowledge.
D7 upgrade and maintenance by Zivtech.
This small module allows to specify access keys for menu items and is developed by BÃœRO GT. More information about access keys: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_keys
#D7CX: This functionality is in Drupal 7 core so this module will not be ported. Please stay tuned for the securepages port.
This is an add-on to the Secure Pages module that will prevent hijacked sessions from accessing SSL pages, yet still allow users to stay logged in when browsing non-SSL pages.
This module adds to the functionality of Rebuild content access permissions. This is useful if you are using Content access control (Node access) modules.
This is a simple module which allows you to show site administrators a configurable warning message above most forms on the site, reminding them that they are logged in to the live site as administrators, not regular users.
It can be used to help prevent these users from accidentally making destructive changes, either because they forgot they were logged in as an administrator, or because they forgot they were logged in to the live site (as opposed to a development server which may be identical in appearance).
The Nagios monitoring module integrates your Drupal site with the Nagios monitoring application.
The module reports to Nagios that the site is up and running normally, including:
If you already use Nagios in your organization to monitor your infrastructure, then this module will be useful for you. If you only run one or two Drupal sites, Nagios may be overkill for this task.
