Hi! I don't have access to perform a task like this, and was wondering if someone could implement a simple solution like this one way or another? I'd love to get a list of modules (so that I can select a few basic ones while I get experience) to port them to 4.7. One of them that I have noticed that doesn't work on 4.7 (at least when I last downloaded it) was nodewords, but I think it is maintained, so I don't want to just jump in and maintain modules with active maintainers. I am on a roll now - motivated, because I begin to understand this complexity, and I don't want to lose that motivation, so if someone can do this today sometime, I can perhaps port a module or two tonight... Regards, Kobus

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greg.knaddison@gmail.com 2/28/2006 7:12:13 PM >>> On 2/28/06, Moshe Weitzman <weitzman@tejasa.com> wrote:

no such list that i know of ... i think a sensible way to track this is to assign all unmaintained projects to a single user called 'unmaintained'. i just registered that user. then a custom php page could show these projects in a table. maybe you could write the PHP for such a page and gather up the list of modules. I can perform the edits to projects on drupal.org if you don't have edit permission.

Well, here is such a list based on the "Show last 5 nodes by user" http://drupal.org/node/22628 $result = db_query("SELECT n.created, n.title, n.nid, n.changed FROM node n INNER JOIN project_projects p ON n.nid = p.nid WHERE n.uid = 51123 ORDER BY n.changed ASC"); $output .= "<div class=\"item-list\"><ul>\n"; $output .= node_title_list($result); $output .= "</ul></div>"; return $output;

or someone else will volunteer for this task?

Khalid has some good (but more complex) ideas on the process. Greg