Can't download Contact Manager Module

The contact manger module is still not available on the URL http://drumm.drupaldevs.org/contact_manager.tgz

Is there a mirror? With out it, the volunteer module cannot be used.

Ummm... what if you are not using the CivicSpace version of Drupal, have an existing site, and can't or don't want to run the CivicSpace version?

I dug around trying to find Contact Manager on CivicSpace, and apparently it has been replaced with something different. Moreover, the "something different" appears to be part of the general install, so I don't see any instructions for installing it one's self, on its own.

Is it possible to use this module properly if you are not using CivicSpace? If so, what does one do about the Contact Manager thing?

You can just take the module and the table definitions out of their tarball.

Please use CiviCRM.

http://openngo.org.

http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/civicrm

Thanks,
Kieran

Killes: Perhaps it's in the older versions. The new tarball has only CiviCRM, which I can't run, because it apparently requires MySQL 4.x

Kieran: Thanks for the pointer. Unfortunately, I'm unable to use it, because it requires MySQL 4.x, and I don't know if I can get the server upgraded. I'm guessing that if someone's stuck using MySQL 3.x they're just SOL for Volunteer, etc. : (

I might try digging out the older version of Contact Manager from one of the archived versions of CivicSpace, just to get something up and running, but that seems like an enterprise doomed to eventual tears, as it's not supported. ; )

I'm in the same boat. Running old version of Apache. Please post here if you figure something out.

You need to talk to your hosts so that you can move to CiviCRM.

MySQL 3.23 was released almost 3 years ago. Since then there has been 4.0, 4.1, 5.0, and now we are almost at 5.1.

MySQL 4.0. is widely regarded as stable.

If you need help talking to your host please contact me.

Why isnt CiviCRM in the regular module download list? Where's a direct link to download this thing?

I'm starting to get really frustrated with all this vague insider crap...

Google is really good for finding stuff.

http://openngo.org

Yes, I have found it eventually using Google. Don't patronize me. It's just such a huge waste of time that I have to scour for clues for every little step in building my website with Drupal. I'm starting to wonder if it's worth it.

Now I have the file, there's no explanation whatsoever which files I should upload to the Drupal module folder to get this to work. And yes, I'm using Google and Yahoo to find an answer somewhere in a dark corner of the www

Here is the install instructions.

http://objectledge.org/confluence/display/CRM/Installation+Guide+for+Dev...

I am sorry you are having a hard time. I posted your comments to the development mailing list and we will work to get CiviCRM as a listed project on Drupal.org. CiviCRM is currently licensed under an AGPL and therefore isn't checked into Drupal.

If you want a higher level of support I suggest you join the CiviCRM developer mailing list.

If you want an automated installer you can try http://civicspacelabs.org/home for the latest release candidate of CiviCRM integrated with Drupal.

We are currently working to improve the documentation.

Cheers,
Kieran

I managed to extract all data from Civic database dump required for module. Didnt test 100% but i thik it works just fine :)

Im posting it in attachment.

Note, according to old (Jun 23, 2005) cached content from google, here's what was on http://drumm.drupaldevs.org:

This is Neil Drumm's space on the DrupalDevs server for developing with Drupal.

contact_manager module for use with the volunteer and mass mailer modules only. Will be replaced and deprecated when the CiviCRM project is ready.

So it sounds like contact_manager has been deprecated and therefore the volunteer and mass mailer modules should be deprecated too.

I think I have an old copy of this contact_manager module, although the module directory name was "contact". I've posted a copy of this module at http://www.benslade.com/misc/drupal/contact/ but I don't have all the SQL for the needed tables. I've included a file there called contact.mysql for several other tables for which seem to come from CivicSpace (contact, contact_search, contact_sources, contact_data). But there's also the contact_manager_sources table which I don't have the source for. If anybody has this, please email it to me (publicmailbox at benslade dot com)

Note, Neil's email is listed as ndrumm@uiuc.edu in registration info for delocalizedham.com

volunteer and massmailer have been updated to use CiviCRM. Use the CVS version for this, it is compatible with Drupal 4.6.