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c-icap-client(8) |
FreeBSD System Manager's Manual |
c-icap-client(8) |
c-icap-client - simple ICAP client
c-icap-client [ -V ] [ -VV ] [ -i icap_servername ]
[ -p port ] [ -s service ] [ -tls ] [ -tls-method
method ] [ -tls-no-verify ] [ -f input_file ] [ -o
out_file ] [ -req url ] [ -resp url ] [ -d debug
level ] [ -noreshdr ] [ -nopreview ] [ -no204 ] [
-206 ] [ -x icap-header ] [ -hx http-request-header ] [
-rhx http-response-header ] [ -w preview_size ] [ -v ]
c-icap-client is a simple ICAP client. It can be used to test your icap
server configuration.
- -V
- Print version
- -VV
- Print build informations
- -i icap_servername
- The hostname of the icap server. The default is localhost
- -p port
- The server port. The default port value is 1344
- -s service
- The service name. The default service name is "echo"
- -tls
- Use TLS
- -tls-method method
- Select the TLS method to use, normaly one of TLSv1, TLSv1_1, TLSv1_2 or
TLSv1_3
- -tls-no-verify
- Disable TLS server certificate verify
- -f filename
- Send this file to the icap server. Default is to send an options
request
- -o filename
- Save output to this file. Default is to send to stdout
- -req url
- Send a request modification instead of response modification, using as
http url the url provided with this option.
- -resp url
- Send a response modification with http request headers, using as http url
the url provided with this option.
- -d level
- debug level info to stdout
- -noreshdr
- Do not send reshdr headers
- -nopreview
- Do not send preview request data
- -no204
- Do not allow204 outside preview
- -206
- Support 206 responses
- -x icap-header
- Include the icap-header in icap request headers
- -hx http-request-header
- Include the http-request-header in http request headers
- -rhx http-response-header
- Include the http-response-header in http response headers
- -w preview
- Sets the maximum preview data size to preview
- -v
- Print response headers
c-icap(8) c-icap-stretch(8) c-icap-config(8)
c-icap-libicapapi-config(8) c-icap-mkbdb(8)
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