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Provides an SFTP plugin for Flysystem. Useful when setting up a custom Media type that can be stored on a remote system. (Remote Linux).
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Built-In Privacy Tools
GlueBox Node™ includes integrated cookie consent management based on Klaro!, a trusted, MIT-licensed open source solution. Enjoy full control, no lock-in, and easy compliance with privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA right out of the gluebox.
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ipsetAt Gluebox.com, we believe in simple, powerful tools that do one job well; just like us. That’s why we use ipset as part of our Linux-based firewall strategy.
An Events-Conditions-Actions (ECA) workflow in Drupal that detects whether a visitor is coming from the campus/VPN network and displays an appropriate notice on the “/dashboard” page.
Campus VPN Check Workflow
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https://demo.rsvp-system.org/calendar/west_philly/events/402
/{System View}/{Community_Taxonomy}/ {content_type}/{Event_ID}
A Damn Fine Show for People Who Still Know How to Show Up
From the debug output, we can see that field_shift_date is using the Smart Date module (i.e., it’s a SmartDateFieldItemList). That means its underlying data structure differs slightly from Drupal’s built-in datetime fields.
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Community Type Taxonomy, sets the first position in URL patterns.
Community Taxonomy, sets the second position of URL patterns.
The "Community Type" taxonomy is a high level taxonomy that helps set the site structures. It is used to define the top-level sections of a site. End-users do not interact with this taxonomy, it is used by programmatic functions for filtering, sorting and access control.
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