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The purpose of this module is to offer a source level commentary on writing
Drupal modules.

The Drupal 6 version of this module is not actively maintained, except for patches reviewed and tested by the community. The Drupal 7 version is being developed as a pluggable SSO architecture to support SSO approaches that don't have existing Drupal modules. [updated 2/20/2012]

This module enables 'single sign on' between multiple web sites that share common user tables (see http://drupal.org/node/2622#advanced).

Single Sign-On (SSO) means that if you are logged onto the master site, you will automatically be logged into any slave site that you visit.

SSO needs at least two Drupal sites running in order to use it (even if you are using Domain Access module!). One is called Controller, second (third and others) are called Clients. See README for more information about setting this up.

Please note:

• This module is still in it's very early stages. It works, it's secure and it's stable but it has problems with things like user registrations (I recommend pointing registration links to Controller site)

Authors: Steven Wittens and Michael Holly for Strutta Media Inc. http://www.strutta.com/

This Drupal 4.0 module counts how many times each of your nodes is viewed, also
tracking where each link to the node came from (HTTP referrer). The number of

NOTE This module is discontinued after 4.6. please use the modules in links bundle

This module enables you to add articles with a link. Link clicks
are tracked, and website monitoring is also possible.

For Drupal 4.7 and Drupal 5: If you want full control over your member listings, I would advise to use usernode with