Security

The 2.x branch of Services OAuth is now part of Services 3.x (its version synced with Services and therefor known as

The purpose of Spamicide is to prevent spam submission to any form on your Drupal web site. Spamicide adds an input field to each form then hides it with css, when spam bots fill in the field the form is discarded. The field, and matching .css file, are named in such a way as to not let on that it is a spam defeating device, and can be set by admins to almost anything they like(machine readable please). If logging is set, the log will show if and when a particular form has been compromised, and the admin can change the form's field name (and corresponding .css file) to something else.

This module creates an image of a user's email address given the uid. It can be used in views, for example, to list users' email addresses as images instead of plain text, which can be picked up by bots for spamming.

PHP4 module contains PHP5 functions which have been rewritten to make it compatible with PHP4.
Of course this module can't provide full support for PHP5, it's only defining the compatible functions.

You don't need to install this module, when you can install PEAR PHP_Compat instead.
Try:

pear install PHP_Compat-1.6.0a2

PHP_Compat Page: http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_Compat
If you can't do that, then install it.

Supported Functions

#D8CX: I pledge that Role Limits will have a full Drupal 8 release on the day that Drupal 8 is released.

Overview

Role Limits is a small, but useful, module that allows for users with proper permissions to set a limit on the number of users in a given role. Think of this module very much like "Maximum Node Population" in CCK only for users. This could be useful when a site is licensed for use to a third party. It allows the source of the license to set limits on how many users can utilize the site. Currently this interacts with all user operations whether it be an update from the user profile or from the user list.

Installation and Usage

Standard Drupal installation. Navigate to /admin/user/roles/limits in your Drupal installation and set limits for the roles on your site.

For Drupal 7, this is found at /admin/people/permissions/limits as a tab on the permissions and roles screens titled "Role Limits"

Maintainer

This module is developed and maintained by Kenny Silanskas. Special thanks to sethcohn for coming up with the final name of the project and to cpliakas for helping me get acquainted with CVS.