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Releasemonitor is a Site Administrator Module that assists with keeping contributed modules up to date and summarizing their upgrade availability. The Release Monitor reads the current version information of enabled contributed modules from the module.info file if they are available, from CVS/Tag and the CVS $Id$ string. Using cron, it gets the current version information to determine if there are minor or major upgrades available. The Monitor displays this information on a single page and creates watchdog events when an upgrade is available. To make downloading easier, it gives links to the Drupal project page, and the CVS repositories (if appropriate).

Given that update_status is in 6.x core, the cvs_deploy has been release, and I am overwhelmed with other work, I am discontinuing all support for releasemonitor. I do believe that releasemonitor has the potential to offer something a little better and different than update status, but I simply don't have the time to do it. Please do not create any issues for this module, they will be ignored and not appreciated.

The monitor currently gets version information from cvs.drupal.org, but future versions whould get this information from the drupal.org project.module. The monitor pulls module information once per day, although this is a configurable option.

This module has been rewritten from scratch and is now distributed with the Drupal6 version of CCK as content_permissions module. Please upgrade.

The autolocale module and enclosed localized install profile provides a profile to automatically import interface translations in install time and later when modules are enabled / disabled.

The autoresponder module allow a site visitor to sign up for a series of emails sent each day via a cron job (uses Drupal Cron).

A site visitor wants to sign up for a N-day series of emails. In a block, he enters his email address, select
a preferable set of emails and clicks submit. Any emails in the system set to 'Day 0' are immediately sent. Each day thereafter, a cron job triggers the sending of emails appropriate for that day (the day user is on). If at any point the user wishes to unsubscribe, he can click a simple link at the bottom of the email to do so.

Users with the 'configure autoresponder' permission are able to access an administrative interface, which allows
them to configure the individual emails in the system, create a mail sets, administrate registered users.

Users with the 'autoresponder massmail' permission can send messages to users of specified set/role
The administrator is able to add/edit/delete each of these emails/sets.

New features:

• Mass-mailing
• Multiple sets subscribing
• Customizable block
• E-mails can be viewed on site
• Customizable footer

E-mails are sent with both HTML and text encodings.

Module uses mimemail module to send HTML messages. So do not forget to install and enable it before enabling Autoresponder.

The proposal of this module is to be an fork from core's profile module, which allow other modules to extend the profile types with a faster and cleaner code.

NOTE: You should not use this module. Use the Views Module instead. Due to the advancements in the Views module, the functionality of this module can be replicated using the Views Module (Read this Tutorial to find out how). Because of this, I will be phasing out this module.

EasyFilter is a very user friendly module for filtering a view of lists for a particular node type. It works by configuring a path for any node type in the Drupal system. Once this path has been configured, you can easily filter the node type by simply adding arguments to that path.