Actively maintained

Right now is being developed a new Drupal 7 version, support for xmlpipe2 and a better documentaiton.

This module integrates the Sphinx full-text search daemon with Drupal. Sphinx is a full-text search engine, distributed under GPL version 2. See more at http://sphinxsearch.com

Current features include:

• Simple and advanced search forms
• Excerpts
• Use and management of several indexes, and even more deamons
• Easy per index management of fields and attributes
• A local page for each index
• A search phrase spelling suggestion module using pspell
• Faceted Search - using MVA's and groupBy features
• Configurable paths

The module is aimed at enterprise scale Drupal sites with large amounts of content. The module is not plug and play. It integrates Sphinx and Drupal, but you need to know how to setup indexes with fields and attributes in order to use the module successfully.

This module is maintained by Nestor
Nestor (english blog)
Nestor (blog en español)

And sponsored by:

Overview

This module provides an implementation the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH) for Drupal with support for CCK content types and their fields. By implementing the OAI2forCCK module, you can expose content (its metadata) as an OAI-PMH repository. It will then be accessible by OAI harvesters. For further OAI documentation, please see here: http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/openarchivesprotocol.html

Functionality:

• Receive OAI-PMH request of service providers in form of HTTP request (GET or POST)
• Handle and responsd to the OAI-PMH request
• Map Drupal nodes (created by CCK module) to OAI records (use the configuration on admin settings for oai2ForCCK)
• Respond to OAI-PMH request in form of HTTP response (XML) to the service provider

D6 branch

The D6 branch allows a user to select which content types they wish to expose in their OAI repository. After selecting the content types to expose, the user can specify fields from each content type to expose and assign them a tag like 'dc:subject', 'dc:creator', etc. The D6 version can currently respond to Identify, GetRecord, ListIdentifiers, ListMetadataFormats, and ListRecords requests. ListSets is currently not implemented (and not required by OAI).

"Album Photos" is an image album module providing multi-user album features. The module development objective is to provide a comprehensive image album solution for Drupal.

A very small module to make requests to http://example.com/favicon.ico forward to the actual site's true favicon.

This module takes the favicon for the current site/theme and makes it available at the url example.com/favicon.ico (where example.com is your domain). The problem is that some web browsers and web applications blindly make a call to example.com/favicon.ico looking for your sites favicon. In drupal this causes an error entry to show up in the logs because there is nothing there.

If you want your icon to show at that address you can put a copy of your favicon n the root drupal directory. But, what if you have a multisite configuration with different favicons. This module will allow that address to show the current themes favicon at example.com/favicon.ico and it will work for multisite configurations.

Configuration

For this module to work properly you need to:

1. Drupal 6: enable the core 'Shortcut' module
2. Drupal 6/7: comment out #RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !=/favicon.ico in the Drupal root .htaccess file

Credits

Currently maintained by Deeson Online

This module works with the simplenews module to allow you to automatically generate digest emails to subscribed users. The emails contain a simple listing of links, grouped by node type, to nodes posted on the site since the last time a digest newsletter was sent out. The following can be configured:

1) How frequently the digest newsletter gets sent (days/weeks/months)
2) Which newsletter should act as the digest newsletter
3) Which node types and taxonomy terms to send
4) How node types should be labeled in the newsletter
5) What time of day the newsletter should be sent out

Author's Note, July 22nd: I've got one of my guys updating the module. We've released a new dev snapshot for d6. We will be patching and fixing bugs frequently. Thanks for your continued patience.

New maintainer note, Sept, 27th
First of all thanks to Morris Singer and Steve Dondley for all the hard work you both have done on this module. You are still very welcome in the issue queue to provide support or commit patches!

I took over this module because I worked a lot with it in the past and have the feeling that this module still have a lot of potential.

Future

Provides a few advanced options to the core Statistics module. Once enabled, these options can be found under "Administer >> Reports >> Access log settings."

Only track 'unique' views of content

If you keep viewing a node over and over again, the "x reads" counter won't increase each time. This is applied on a per-user basis as well as a per session id for anonymous users. This replaces the Accurate Read Count module. This is a workaround for #90468: Only record unique hits in node counter stats.

Discard content views by user role

Administrators can assign the 'exclude visits from counters' to discard content views from certain user roles. This offers nearly the same functionality as the Decounter module and should not be used at the same time.

Discard access log records by user role

If you have certain users that are active behind the scenes in your site, you can remove their entries from the access log table to help keep it trimmed down (more relevant statistics about your site's visitors and possibly improved database performance).

Discard access log records by crawlers and bots

Integrates with the Browscap module to not log visits from search engine crawlers and bots. This will not affect your site's ability to record visitor referrers from search engines.

Other statistics enhancements:

#345133: 403s and 404s are counted in {node_counter}.

Adds reset functionality for acceslog records and node view counters.