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I run Drupal on a windows 2000 server runing iis. Drupal work great. I would like to use windows active directory authentication with drupal. I need for those not on my network to have the regular page for some one without an id. Those logged into the domain need their page. Any ideas?
I have a blog on blogger.com and am trying to pull the feed into the aggregator. I know I have the aggregator working properly as I've been able to pull in a .php feed without any problems. Also, I changed my atom.xml file using an atom2rss script, and was then able to see my blog headlines in the correct block.
Over the past few months, the spam module has evolved from a simple idea to a fully functional collection of tools that can automatically deal with spam comments and other spam content posted to a Drupal powered website. The module currently provides four methods for detecting spam: a trainable Bayesian filter, support for manually entered custom filters, the ability to count number of links in content, and detection of content posted from open email relays.
This is to any of you developers out there... is there any way of seeing how many people have downloaded your module from drupal.org? Beyond that, have you incorporated any way to see how many people are actually using it?
My module gets little attention, very few bug reports... either it's unbelievably good and there are no bugs, or, more likely, not a lot of people are using it.
Trying to decide whether it is worth continuing to support on the site.