This is a module that lets Drupal handle user- and session-management for phpBB, a popular forum / bulletin board system. In practice it takes things from the Drupal database and updates the phpBB database each time a user logs in. It also provides a block that lists recent topics from the forum. This module requires mod_rewrite / clean URLs and is not recommended for beginners.

phpBB Single Sign-On allows you to log into your phpBB site automatically after logging into Drupal.

This uses the migrate framework to allow the import of your phpbb data into Drupal equivalents.

While the use of this module should be quite straight forward, you may need to know some php etc in order to overcome any issues.

This project is a clone of Comments in vBulletin (com2vb)

PHPBB3 Migration to Drupal module... more description will be follow

Abandoned but not forgotten

This sandbox project has now been incorporated back in the the phpbb2drupal module.

phpBB Forum Integration provides integration with the phpBB3 Forum.

With this module you can logging PHPBB3 automatically board after logging drupal and if the user is not exist in phpbb3 , this will create the user and login with the same user.

Since Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 lose support in favor of Drupal 8, we strongly recommend that you upgrade your resources to Drupal 8 and focus on supporting Drupal 8 core and modules.
To appreciate the efforts to upgrade your resource from the Drupal core 6 and the Drupal core 7 to the Drupal core 8 version, you can use the "Drupal 8 upgrade evaluation" module. Suggestions for refinement and optimization "Drupal 8 upgrade evaluation" are very welcome.

The migrate module provides a flexible framework for migrating content into Drupal from other sources (e.g., when converting a web site from another CMS to Drupal). Out-of-the-box, support for creating core Drupal objects such as nodes, users, files, terms, and comments are included - it can easily be extended for migrating other kinds of content. Content is imported and rolled back using a bundled web interface (Migrate UI module) or included Drush commands (strongly recommended).

Migrate handlers for migrating from various other Forum software (vBulletin, phpBB, Invision) to Harmony Forum.

This module adds specific functionality, useful to phpBB forum users, to a specific node type.

Smileys is a text filter that substitutes ASCII smileys/smilies/emoticons with images.

This is a simple smiley-filter that allows the easy use of graphical smileys (or 'emoticons') on a Drupal site. It comes with a set of example smileys. An unlimited amount of custom smileys can be setup as well.

Smiley is a text filter that substitutes text emoticons, like :-) with images.

It comes with a set of example smileys, but you can import ready-to-use packages (e.g.: from phpBB's "pak"s and Adium Emoticon packs) or define your own.

This module allows a user to "ignore" content from other users that they do not wish to view. Node and comment content from an ignored user is hidden from view on a page.

SQL authentication is a module that uses the external authentication methods in Drupal to connect to any other database.

Com2smf integrates commenting system of Drupal with SMF (Simplemachines forum). Com2smf store comments in SMF’s database. So it’s available to comment materials of site in both places – in Drupal and SMF. With creating of first comment module create a “start post” in forum with link to material. All of comments are readable in Drupal and SMF.

Developer's release of Com2smf provide limited integration of users – authors of comments are linked with cross table.
COM2SMF have some features for linking of users in both databases:
- linking of user's accounts in Drupal and SMF;
- automatic registration of new users from Drupal in SMF;
- synchronizing of user's name, E-mail, password from Drupal to SMF;
- increasing post's counter of user in SMF with comments in Drupal;
- shared login and logoff in SMF with the same actions in Drupal;
- shared activating/deactivating accounts from Drupal.

Also module provides some blocks:
- fully standart for COMMENT module block "Recent comments" with number of comments setting;
- Last replies in forum;
- Top posters in forum;
- Users in forum online;
- Hot topics.

Requirements:
* For correct displaying of comments you must add Bbcode module.

Com2vb integrates commenting system of Drupal with powerful forum vBulletin. Com2vb store comments in vBulletin’s database. So it’s available to comment materials of site in both places – in Drupal and vBulletin. With creating of first comment module create a “start post” in forum with link to material. All of comments are readable in Drupal and vBulletin.

Com2vb provide limited integration of users – authors of comments are linked with cross table.
From version 3-x COM2VB have some features for linking of users in both databases:
- linking of user's accounts in Drupal and vBulletin;
- automatic registration of new users from Drupal in vBulletin;
- synchronizing of user's name, E-mail, password from Drupal to vBulletin;
- increasing post's counter of user in vBulletin with comments in Drupal;
- shared login and logoff in vBulletin with the same actions in Drupal;
- shared activating/deactivating accounts from Drupal.

Also module provides some blocks:
- fully standart for COMMENT module block "Recent comments" with number of comments setting;
- Last replies in forum;
- Top posters in forum;
- Users in forum online;
- Hot topics.

For correct displaying of comments you must add Bbcode module.

This module provides single sign-in and user database integration for MediaWiki as slave of Drupal. It is set up so that users sign in to the Drupal site, and as a result they automatically become logged in to the wiki. User entries are still created in the wiki's user table and are kept up to date on each login with email and real name. This does not include content exchange or wiki parsing, for that, see the Mediawiki module.

Eventually, the goal of this project is to create a module that gives you a phpBB-esque looking/acting forum.

For now, it's of little use unless you are a developer and want to help. If so, feel free to knock off an issue or two!

Required patches:

• Install Profile API:
  #472558: Add helper function for removing an input format
• Quote:
  #496910: Support for nodecomment module
• BUEditor:
  #492688: Use tabindex to get bueditor buttons out of the way.

Also requires latest dev release of Advanced Forum 6.x-2.x and Views 6.x-2.x.

This module has a huge number of dependencies, and they are evolving and changing. See the .info file for the current list http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/drubb/drubb....

Quickstart instructions

If you are using unix, there is a script that hopefully will help you get DruBB set up quickly. It requires cURL and patch, which is included on most unixes(including macs). This script will download and unpack all needed modules, plus the known patches necessary, and apply them.

There is no quickstart solution for Windows at this time.

1. Get the latest DruBB install from CVS.
2. Log into the shell. cd to sites/all/modules
3. sh drubb/get_modules.sh

This module is a foundation for a full migration of all article content from Article Manager 2 (artman2) to Drupal nodes.

Allows users with the proper permissions post nodes and comments(through NodeComment) without revealing their user name. Only users with permission "see original author" will access such information.

Version 2.x

New approach, assigns given node or comment to user "Anonymous" or another of your choice. Designed by Fernando Paredes García of SGC.
Upgrading from version 1.x is not supported and not compatible. Please completely uninstall this module before upgrading to Drupal 6.x.
Pending is allow users to post anonymously to other users, but still be able to edit/delete that comment or node. Patches welcome!