It's a tool to monitor and manage any number of Drupal installations at once
receive and store email for your users from other mail servers on the internetlet your users retrieve the email through IMAP and POP3 - even using SSL-encrypted connectionsreceive and forward ("relay") email for your users using SMTP authenticationoffer a webmail interface to read emails in a web browserdetect most spam emails and filter them out or tag them
The monit project is really useful in many ways. But what I am missing now is a simple method how to test conditions on some output produced by a script or a command. For example, I would like to trigger an alarm when the mail queue size exceeds a defined limit. I'm not sure where but somewhere I found that the feature should be implemented in the future release of monit. I'm hoping.
his module helps you fix translations on your site as you see the issues. Just by navigating around your pages, you'll be able to fix translations and fill in missing ones using the on-page translation editor. At the same time, if configured properly, the module also submits your translations back to the community, to localize.drupal.org or any other localization server.
The masquerade module is designed as a tool for site designers and site administrators. It allows a user with the right permissions to switch users. While masquerading, a field is set on the $user object, and a menu item appears allowing the user to switch back. Watchdog entries are made any time a user masquerades or stops masquerading.
This module is a little helper to maintain an administrator role which has all available permissions. By default, Drupal only has one super user and this module helps improve this drastically.
Calendars If dates play an important role in your application, consider adding a date picker or calendar view as shown in this episode.
This is the first part of a three part series on building an administration system. Many developers choose to separate it completely from the public side of the site by placing it into an admin subdirectory. This episode will show you an alternative and often better solution.
Um bei Munin ein paar Apache Statistiken abzufragen kann wie folgt vorgegangen werden: (Ich gehe mal von einem Standard Debian-Etch System mit installiertem munin-node aus)
A lot of this hassle can be reduced by installing drupal from cvs rather than installing one of the releases, and by keeping your installation under version control
