Enforce HTTPS Callback URL

  • This feature allows an HTTP site if the OAuth Provider only supports HTTPS Callback URLs.
  • Check the Enforce HTTPS Callback URL to activate this feature.

Page Restrictions

Protect website against anonymous access

  • This provides protection against anonymous access or users. Users will be redirected to the OAuth server Login page if the users are logged out.
  • To enable this feature, check the Protect website against anonymous access check box.
  • Now, select the one option from the Pages to exclude from restriction and Pages to be restricted.
  • Users can enter multiple URLs in a separate line in a text box.
    • Enter the same URL in the text box that you want to restrict/allow access. For example, if the URL is abc/xyz/cba, enter abc/xyz/cba in the text box.
    • Users can also use ‘’ wildcard to manage multiple URLs. For example if the users have multiple URLs like abc/xyz/cba, abc/xyz/mnp, abc/xyz/jks then users can enter the URL only once by using ‘’ like **abc/xyz/***.
  • Click on the Save Configure button.

Replace Drupal login form with Identity Provider(OAuth Server) Login

  • Using this feature users will be redirected to the configured OAuth Server login page while accessing Drupal login page.
  • Check Replace Drupal login form with Identity Provider(OAuth Server) Login to enable this feature.

Enable backdoor login

  • This feature creates a backdoor login to the Drupal site using Drupal Credentials for those who are locked out of the OAuth server.
  • Check the Enable backdoor login check box to enable this feature and note the given backdoor URL.