Drupal Module

Media Dupe Detect is a Drupal module that enhances the core Media and Media Library experience by automatically identifying duplicate file uploads.

When a user uploads a file through a Media Library widget, the module compares the file hash against existing files. If a match is found, the user is prompted to reuse the existing media item instead of creating a new one.

Features

Media Dupe Detect integrates with the Media Library widget and provides:

• Detection of duplicate media items based on file hash
• A prompt to reuse existing media items when a duplicate is found
• A role-based permission that allows trusted users to bypass duplicate detection
• Field-level configuration so duplicate checks can be enabled per media field

Typical use cases include:

• Keeping the Media Library clean and organized
• Preventing unnecessary duplication of images and documents
• Supporting large teams and editorial workflows where many users upload assets

Configuration

After installing and enabling the module and its dependencies:

1. Go to the Form display configuration for the content type or entity type that uses a media field (for example: Structure → Content types → Your type → Manage form display).
2. On the Media Library widget for the media field, click the gear icon to open the widget settings.
3. Enable the Detect duplicates option to turn on duplicate detection for that field.
4. Navigate to People → Permissions and use the Bypass media duplicate upload prevention permission to allow specific roles to upload duplicates when needed.

The module does not add any new configuration pages or content types. All behavior is controlled through existing form display settings and permissions.

Requirements

Media Dupe Detect relies on Drupal core media functionality and file hashing:

• Drupal core Media (version 10 or 11)
• Drupal core Media Library
• File Hash module, used to compute and compare file hashes

For more details, downloads, and issue tracking, see the Media Dupe Detect project page.

Audit Export is a flexible auditing and reporting module for Drupal 7 through 11. It gives administrators and developers a clear view into how their site is structured, where things are configured, and what might need attention. Think of it as a periodic check-up for your Drupal installation, minus the waiting room.

Features

Comprehensive Entity Audits
Review the structure and configuration of content entities, user roles, menus, taxonomy vocabularies, and views. If Drupal stores it, you can probably audit it.

Automated Reports via Cron
Schedule recurring audits with Drupal cron to keep continuous visibility into site configuration.

CSV Export for External Tools
Export audit data as CSV for dashboards, spreadsheets, or external analysis systems.

Drush Integration
Run audits and export reports from the command line using Drush. Ideal for CI/CD pipelines and automation-heavy workflows.

Custom Audit Plugins
Extend the module by building your own audit plugins for custom requirements.

Optional Remote Posting
Send audit results to external APIs or monitoring platforms for centralized reporting.

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You may also want to explore Site Audit.

Post-Installation

Visit /admin/config/system/audit-export to access the admin UI and run audits. Reports can be exported from the UI or generated using:

• drush audit-export:run
• drush audit-export:export

Requirements

• Drupal 7.x through 11.x
• Drush (optional but recommended)

Supporting the Module

Contributions and feedback are welcome. Submit issues or pull requests on the Audit Export project page.