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There is a settings page where admins can control which project to link to. On the settings page, the shortname controls the urls whereas the longname controls the titles.
The example use case is on a demonstration site, whereby the block will show the links to the drupal.org project page, issues queue, usage statistics and drupal modules profile for the module/theme/profile you select.
While this isn't really ideal in the long run, it's a good starting point for people who need this functionality right away without having to hack up a contributed module. What I'd really like to see is that this code, or a better version of this code, gets merged into the ldapgroups module. If and when that happens, this module will go away.
This module supports:
Role creation, via the core Drupal roles admin form, synchronized as groups in LDAP
Added group creation LDIF template to the LDAP provisioning form
Role updates, via the core Drupal roles admin form, synchronized as groups in LDAP
Role deletes, via the core Drupal roles admin form, synchronized as groups in LDAP
Mass LDAP group imports as Drupal roles
Group membership updates when roles for a user are granted and/or revoked in Drupal via the core Drupal user form
Option to remove user from all LDAP groups when the user account is blocked in Drupal. When the user is unblocked, LDAP group membership is restored, based on the user's roles in Drupal
Profiler Example is an example Install Profile for use with Profiler. You can use this Install profile to see how you would create an Install Profile using Profiler, and also as a starting point for creating your own.