Maintenance fixes only

Fork of publication_date with the following patches:

This module allows a user to masquerade as a set of roles (instead of masquerading as an existing user).

The mobile-friendly, responsive, and lightweight jQuery date & time input picker.

This module provides integration for Pickadate.js library in Drupal 7 to enhance date field collection beyond the standard picker for entity forms or custom Form API forms by providing a widget type and FormAPI element.

This module is useful for create the feedback or survey forms.
we can create 3 types of questions for feedback or survey (single, multiple and text based).

Twitter Hashtag Module uses Twitter Search API to search Tweets with a Hashtag, and create a Block Element with all of this Tweets.

This module allows you to use Drupal as an Authentication providor for Shibboleth.

This module includes a new Shibboleth login handler that must be configured in your Shibboleth instance to work.

This module also contains a sub-module named "shibboleth_drupalauth_rest_service" which stores a features with a pre-configured service to help with the initial setup.

These instructions require that you have at least a basic understanding of the Shibboleth IdP and have some experience deploying/configuring it.

Caveat

The Drupal site providing authentication must have the same root domain as the Shibboleth Identity Providers.

Example:
Drupal: auth.example.com
IdP: idp.example.com

How this module works

When enabled, this module sets a cookie for any logged in users.
This cookie:

• Is set on a domain and path accessable to both Drupal and the Shibboleth IdP
• Contains the uid of the user and a security token based on that users current session

The DrupalAuth Shibboleth Login Handler, once installed and configured, looks for this cookie.
If the cookie is found, the token is validated using a service hosted by the shibboleth instance.
This validation returns whether or not the session is valid, and if it is, the username and IP address associated to that session.