Installing the connector module

1. Download the module

Download the module package directly from your dashboard:

Download drubix-connector.zip

2. Install it on your site

Unzip it into modules/custom/ on the target site, so the path reads modules/custom/drubix_connector/drubix_connector.info.yml. Then enable it:

drush en drubix_connector -y

Or through the UI: Extend → find "Drubix Connector" under the Drubix package → install.

3. Configure it

Go to /admin/config/services/drubix-connector (or Configuration → Web services → Drubix Connector). You'll need:

• Endpoint URL — https://app.drubix.com/api/connector/report/<site-id>, using the site ID from your dashboard
• Token — the connector token shown when you added the site in the dashboard (shown once, at creation — if you've lost it, remove and re-add the site to get a new one)

4. Confirm it's reporting

The module reports on hook_cron(), at most once per hour (repeated triggers within that hour are skipped, so triggering cron manually twice in a row won't double-report). Run cron once to confirm:

drush cron

Then check your dashboard — the site should show a "connector active" badge, along with its PHP version and, if applicable, a config drift warning.

What the connector reports

• Exact installed module versions (not just names)
• Drupal core version and PHP version
• Config drift — which configuration objects differ between the active site and the last exported config
• Role/permission audit — whether the anonymous or authenticated role holds a dangerous permission
• File hardening — whether settings.php is writable, whether sites/default/files/.htaccess is present

It does not access your site's database, user accounts, or content — only module/config metadata. See the Privacy Policy for the full data-handling description.

Uninstalling

Disabling or removing the module simply stops future reports — historical data already reported stays in your dashboard.