I can't find any reference to any security measures with regard to the content of passwords or the number of login attempts. I would love to have these two features:
1. require user passwords to fit a certain profile (ex. must have at least 6 characters, with at least one aplha and one number)
2. if the user has X number of failed login attempts in a row, disable their account in some way.
I've seen these features on other open source php tools...has anyone seen or done these for drupal?
What I want to achieve:
Role based acess control to various single nodes or modules as well as to whole forums or image galleries.
What I tried:
I've installed the taxonomy access control module. I defined additional roles (admin, musician). I configured some forums. Their names got somehow (automagically) into the taxonomy tables, and I can restrict access to those forums using taxonomy access control.
Hi,
It seems almost everything I do in drupal doesn't take the first time...
If I make changes to settings or update a book page and hit submit, it appears to have not gone into affect unless I hit the browser's refresh button.. at which point I get a confirmation in green saying the changes have been updated.
I disabled caching so I don't have any idea what else to do. It's as if what's on the page is always a step behind the actions.
Anyone have an idea of what is going on?