/http451

A Drupal Module to enforce RFC7725 & return a HTTP 451 status code on blocked pages. Built during IETF 102 Hackathon

Primary LanguagePHP

RFC7725 HTTP451 Drupal Module

The HTTP451 module provides an implementation of RFC 7725 in Drupal. When enabled, it can be configured to modify the http response code of any resource served by Drupal and have a http 451 response code served instead of the original one.

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Installation

  • Download the module. [Click here for latest version]

  • Install it as you normally would by going to Extend > Install new module > upload or by extracting the contents of the zip file to your drupal/modules folder and activating it via your drupal admin dashboard.

  • After activating the module you will need to provide an API Key for location-based censorship. You can get one here.

  • Add your API key to the module configuration by navigating to Configuration > http451 Settings and paste your key in the form provided.

  • Once the API Key set click on Structure > Content types and click on Manage Fields for the content type on which you want the module to be used.

  • Click on Add field & select HTTP 451 Status Code from the Select a field type dropdown list. Give it a label and hit save. On the next page you'll be able to configure some default settings then you'll be good to go.

Screenshots

HTTP451 Configuration settings

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HTTP451 Custom Field

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Result of enabling the module on a node

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