By hanv3 on

The update status module is checking every day or week, if there are newer modules present of the used modules.

Is it possible to register in a home-made module (.info) that no checking must be done? The module is not posted at drupal.org. I get now the error "No available releases found".

I can disable the module status-module, but then you get big error messages on the administer-screen.
Suggestion: a possible third choise: one a day, once a week, or manually.
I think the option manually is good enough for me.

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WorldFallz commented

http://drupal.org/project/update_advanced might be what you need, take a look.

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hanv3 commented

Thank you, the module update-advanced is what i am looking for.

The problem is that on the drupal module list you see all modules and on the list on the available updates page you can select only the known (to drupal.org) modules.

Is it possible to get here also the unknown (to drupal.org) modules?

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WorldFallz commented

I'm not sure, maybe http://drupalmodules.com has modules not listed on drupal.org.

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Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." -- Lao Tzu
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