Current status of proxy sites in Google? - I have a legit use & don't want a ban

[tigertom]

I want to mirror part of one of my sites on another. The 'mother' site uses complicated software which I don't want the hassle of installing on the 'daughter' site.

A proxy script might be a time saving solution, but I don't want the content it 'extracts' being penalised by Google.

Any clues as to how Google currently treats proxy scraper sites?

[StoutFiles]

Not so well. But I think you already knew the answer to this question, otherwise everyone would be doing this.

[tigertom]

Yes, I think they'd have to filter them, otherwise they'd be indexing huge fake sites.

Could still be useful, but you'd have to modify the software to limit its bounds.

[CainIV]

Google suggests that you nofollow the proxy script folder and corresponding generated pages.