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The HTPasswd Sync module let you synchronize a htpasswd and a htgroup file with drupal user database.

The features module enables the capture and management of features in Drupal. A feature is a collection of Drupal entities which taken together satisfy a certain use-case.

PURL 1.0-beta6 requires CTools. Please make sure you have added it to your modules before running update.php.

PURL (pronounced 'perl') stands for Persistent URL. PURL is an API module -- it is meant to be a helper (and one that does some heavy lifting at that!) for other modules interested in using elements of the page request to sustain information between pages without using a SESSION or other hackish means.

Translation: PURL does absolutely nothing for the end user out of the box without other modules that take advantage of its API.

It is an API module that provides a way for other modules to take advantage of concepts using custom_url_rewrite_outbound() without having to write the complex logic that URL rewriting often requires. An example implementation of this API can be found in the spaces module.

PURL can work with these page request elements:

• Path prefixes: http://example.com/foo/node/5
• Path prefix pairs: http://example.com/group/1/node/5
• Query string: http://example.com/node/5?group=1
• Domains: http://example.com/node/5

User Points User Picture awards points for adding a user picture to one's profile.

Adds a random order handler with seed.

Drush Views, the Drupal Shell Views interface, allows you to list, import and export views from the command line.