This module adds a weight option to enabled node types. Nodes with lower weight will float to the top of lists, while heavier items will sink.
You might be interested in reading Comparison of Node Ordering Modules.
This module enables sites to automatically send customized email notifications on the following events:
The first case is especially useful for sites that are configured to require administrator approval for new account requests.
Creates a list of node URLs at /q=urllist.txt or (/urllist.txt for clean URLs) for submitting to search engines like Yahoo! Site Explorer.
Basically you can think of this project as "making drupal easier by making more stuff nodes".
An another statistics-style module for extracting search keywords from referers to show in table.
THIS MODULE WAS THE PRECURSOR TO THE ADMIN SECTION UPDATES THAT WENT INTO CORE IN DRUPAL 5 AND THEREFORE WILL NOT BE PORTED TO DRUPAL 5.X OR DRUPAL 6.X. ALSO, I NO LONGER MAINTAIN ANY DRUPAL 4.7 SITES THEREFORE I WILL NOT BE PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR THIS MODULE GOING FORWARD. I'VE REMOVED THE OFFICIAL RELEASE PACKAGES BUT THE CODE IS STILL AVAILABLE IN CVS FOR ANYONE THAT WANTS IT.
These scripts are all PHP commandline scripts.
The AdminRSS module creates RSS feeds for the administrative information for Drupal websites.
These feeds are protected with a keystring that must be set in admin/settings/adminrss page, and should accordingly be safe enough and updated often. The resulting pages can then be read at:
The System Information module displays information about the current state of the Drupal installation and system environment.
This module provides several overviews such as number of content and users, user roles and their permissions, installed modules and themes incl. version numbers, date stamp, filename, and more.
And also gives an overview of the current state of PHP and the database system.
And allows to browse through the database tables.
This module is used for checking some basic settings in your Drupal installation and detecting settings that might suck up excessive CPU time during a cron run.
