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Current constraints include: History constraint (checks hashed password against a collection of users previous hashed passwords looking for recent duplicates) Now, all you need is to take this constrain …

Use Token authentication Token Authentication provides a token for use in the URL to authenticate users to your site. It only works on paths configured in the settings page. …

Role Theme Switcher seems to be what you need: Useful Drupal module to assign separate themes for different roles (including anonymous) in your system. Often you want to separate Drupal administrativ …

If nodes are supposed to match 1:1, why not to make them one node, with different displays and access to different fields? Or, actually, if you have only one restaurant per owner and one owner per res …

Username needs to be unique - Drupal needs to know who to log in. Having that said, you can separate login user name from display user name. Simply add non-unique "display name" text field, and in tem …

Look at the 0 at the beginning of the output. It is illegal character there. It can confuse browsers, and it seems it's the case for your user. Find a code part that outputs it and remove it, and you …

There is and there is not, there are two sides of that question. Bad side is - external search engines are just that: external. You can send them suggestion but you cannot make sure they respect them …

Use hook_menu_alter() to remove default registration page from menu system. Simply unset($items['user/register']); and clear menu cache.

You don't. To alter display, you have to create or edit user-profile.tpl.php file in your theme, or template_preprocess_user_profile() function in template.php

Protect comments / node forms with Mollom and automatically block users that will fail mollom test there. Note, above ways are not mutually exclusive. …

Disabling block is pointless. You need to truly disable registration itself. Go to Administration » Configuration » People and under Who can register accounts? select Administrators only. If that's no …

The page you are looking for is provided by Field UI core module. Go to /admin/modules and enable it.

profile2_load_by_user returns either a single profile or an array of profiles keyed by profile type. profile2_save expects a single profile. It looks like in your particular case array is returned, s …

Yes it does. This works as designed, but you made mistake. When you obtain user object, it does not contain a password. It contains a password field, but it's not populated with actual password as it …

Drupal does not store passwords as md5. It is salted hash now, to prevent rainbow attacks. If you need to be able to manually set password, without a need for working mail system, your best bet is to …