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I’ve been asked a few times what modules I’m running on the drupal installs I’m tending.

Site #2 is a firewalled company intranet focused heavily around the concept of using organic groups to allow users to post content only to relevant groups. It’s running under 6.x, currently 6.8, with comments enabled. (Site #1, my single-user blog domesticat.net, was written up here.)

Modules that are installed but unused because I haven’t configured them yet are bolded. Modules that I will turn back on the moment I’ve got a bugfix are italicized.

I’m undoubtedly missing some fantastic ones, but these are the ones I know about and rely on.  Mind you, sites of this size are going to be far more tailored than, say, a single-user blog, but this list gives you an idea of what it took to create ours.

I’ve been asked a few times what modules I’m running on the drupal installs I’m tending.

Site #1 is domesticat.net, a single-user blog running under 6.x, currently 6.8, with comments enabled.  Site #2 is a firewalled company intranet focused heavily around the concept of using organic groups, has since been written up here.

Modules that are installed but unused because I haven’t configured them yet are bolded. Modules that I will turn back on the moment I’ve got a bugfix are italicized.

I’m undoubtedly missing some fantastic ones, but these are the ones I know about and rely on.