Content Access Control

Domain Admin adds more granular permissions to the Domain Access module and several of its sub-modules.

Currently the module allows the site admin to delegate the following tasks:

• Editing of domain record, domain settings and domain theme
• Administer primary and secondary menus (also navigation in D6)
• Administer book outline/ rearrange child pages of nodes on domain (requires book module)
• View webform results on domain (requires webform module)
• Add and edit terms assigned to own domain (requires Domain Taxonomy module)

The latest edition of the D7 module now has domain 3.x capability - please test and give feedback!

This module adds a new node option Premium content along with core publishing options (Published, Promoted to front page, Sticky at top of lists).

When a node is published as premium content, only users with proper privileges may view the full content of the node.

Non-premium users can still access premium nodes but only get the content rendered in teaser context, even when trying to view the full content. An additional message informs them that the content is available to premium users only.

Provides 'Node access' settings for product nodes, whereby users who purchase the product are granted view access to content, which can be predefined either by taxonomy, by node, or by Views.

If you would like to restrict your content to only show in a certain country, use this module.

It depends on the location module to provide a list of countries, and geoip api module to determine the country a user is in.

This module allow accessing private nodes with a direct link.

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Example

You have selected a node to be private (by using module Private) but want selected users to access this node.
With Access private you have a direct link (based on the UUID of the node) to the node that lets you share it with other users. Using this link will allow everyone to view the node.

Module checks that anonymous user exists, otherwise creates it. Inspired by blog post Missing Anonymous User by Greg Harvey and my own experience.

This module adds support for mixed use of SSL and non-SSL (http and https protocols) for the 6.x branch of Domain Access.

Currently, Domain Access allows you to specify per domain whether to use http or https, and if a domain source is configured, URLs throughout that site (including form actions and so forth) use that protocol. However, if your site mixes use of both protocols (say, with SSL to protect the user login page, admin pages, or authenticated sessions in general), Domain Access does not support that configuration.

For background information, see the original issue: #758714: Allow both http and https for a given domain?

The IP List module allows administrators to maintain and search list of IP addresses and IP address ranges, and associate each address or range with an arbitrary organization (string). The module doesn't do anything with this list, but the list can be integrated into other systems.

This module was written to be integrated with a Varnish ACL (access control list) and thereby allow non-technical administrators to manage a list of IP addresses and ranges that can bypass a content paywall.

This module defines context and access rules plugins for CTools (and Panels) based upon values of HTTP request header elements. The following headers are exposed into context and can be used as access rules parameters:

• Referrer
• User Agent
• Host
• Accept
• Accept Charset
• Accept Encoding
• Accept Language
• Connection

Dependencies

Chaos Tools

See http://drupal.org/project/denynodenidpath