News and announcements

Hi,
I am developming a statistics system called FireStats and have recently added Drupal support.
FireStats allow you to monitor access to your Drupal installation.
You can see a demo of FireStats here
Note: Drupal support is new, and not well tested yet (although I believe it should be fine), please run on a test drupal installation before using in production.

Features

• Basic hit statistics (hits ever, in last 24 days etc)
• Recent popular pages
• Recent referers
• Browser and OS trees, grouped by what matters
• A list of recent hits
• Excluding unwanted hits from the display
  • By IP address
  • By user-agent (to be used to filter bots)
• Import statistics from Counterize, to allow easy migration.
• Ajax UI, no need to reload the whole page - just press the ‘refresh statistics’ button to get the latest data.
• Designed to work on all browsers. (Tested on Firefox, Explorer, Opera and Konqueror)
• Internationalization ready (Translating to additional languages is easy)

Supported platforms

• Any PHP page (Standalone)

Announcing User Protect!

from the module's description page:

This module provides various editing protection for users. The protections can be specific to a user, or applied to all users in a role. The following protections are supported:

• username
• e-mail address
• password
• status changes
• roles
• deletion
• all edits (any accessed via user/X/edit)

Maybe you remember the announcement a few months ago where a bunch of ex-Microsoftees were going open source and made a website that indexes and presents all sorts of open source software. That site is called Ohloh, and they have now opened up the site for anyone to add and edit open source projects. (I got a notification on that because I complained about some KDE projects being indexed from the wrong repository.)

Now I haven't got much to do with Drupal other than I love it for running my own simple website, but I thought I'd add it there too, so here you go:

Due to popular demand I've once again updated my lists of files changed by Drupal's upgrade for those that simply want to replace the changed files:

Files Changed by Drupal Upgrades. Simply select your version from the drop-down box. Currently supported are 6.9 - 6.10, 4.7.2 - 4.7.4, and 4.7.3 - 4.7.4. "Current" reflects the current version, so for the 7 series this is 4.7.4 and for the 6 series 4.6.10.

This could be way too old but I found today that Jabber.org had replaced a single page which lists public Jabber servers with a full website at: http://xmpp.net which is definately a Drupal-based site.
Viva Drupal!

How can i know if in my country exists a drupal community. How to get in there.....!!!!
I live in colombia south america