Administration

This module has two pieces - Update Reporting (UR) and Update Monitor (UM)
The pair of modules will work together to provide a centralized monitoring system of update status data across many sites.
Both modules are dependent on the core update and contributed views modules. And potentially cvs_deploy if you use CVS to check out your modules.

Update Reporting:
On cron, UR will capture update data and send via XML-RPC to a centralized monitoring site. Other monitoring data like server status, platform information, or other monitoring data will likely be added as this project matures.

Update Monitor:
UM will be enabled on a centralized monitoring site. It will have an XML-RPC server listening for reports from sites using UR module. The incoming update status data will be stored in the cache_update table. There will be a new node type "site" which will hold the monitored sites meta data (domain, IP, administrators info, ...). A view of the monitored sites will be provided. From there a link to the monitored site node will show the site meta data as well as the update status of that site.

Jump Ship is a plug-in for the Network Manager Module. It helps facilitate the move from one version of drupal to another for a network of sites. This way you can stage upgrading from one version of Drupal to another instead of moving all sites at once for large infrastructures. Jump Ship will be packaged with Network Manager in the future but currently has no set time line for release.

Network Connector has been rolled into the Network Manager module.

This module aims for a quick and easy-to-use database dumper. Very useful on situations where you don't have access to command-line tools.

Just enable the module and click Administer >> Build >> Dump DB and download a dump.sql.gz file. Optionally, you can grant access to any role you wish ('dump sql data')

It uses mysqldump and pg_dump.

Development and maintenance sponsored by Chuva Inc.

This project includes two modules:

• Hours
  
• Invoice

The Hours module allows a user to enter and submit to an admin, any number of time entries complete with date, client and task description.

The Invoice module uses the submitted time entry data to generate invoices. Each user having proper permissions to do so, may generate and submit to an admin any number of invoices.

Requirements
The Hours module requires date, date_api and date_popup modules.

This module was originally developed by axlroach and is partially supported by CivicActions

The blockdescription module allows users to input a description at a block detail page, and is displayed on the blockoverview page. This can be useful when you've got a lot of blocks which name you can't control or don't want to change, for example with Views or Nodeblock.

The 2.0 release contains an experimental interface for the Context module.

Sponsored by Colours