This module allows your Drupal site to act as an HTTP proxy for remote websites. It makes external sites accessible through a defined path on your Drupal installation, routing requests and responses between your users and the remote site.
Page proxy allows Drupal to act as an HTTP proxy to remote sites and make those
remote sites available under a user defined path.
Features
The idea of this module is to allow access to a remote website under a path of
Drupal. I.e. if you have Drupal at foo.org, you can make bar.org accessible at
foo.org/bar. Drupal will act as proxy and route any requests to foo.org/bar to
bar.org and send the responses of bar.org back to the client.
The module is useful, of users have access to Drupal, the server Drupal is
hosted on has access to the remote site, but the users do not have direct
access to the remote site. If the users have direct access to the remote site,
other solutions are very likely preferrable.
Post-Installation
After the installation of the module, visit /admin/config/services/page-proxy
to create new page proxy configurations.
Ask your assistant about Page proxy
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