NAME

c-icap-stretch - A simple utility for stretching ICAP servers

SYNOPSIS

c-icap-stretch [ -V ] [ -VV ] [ -i icap_servername ] [ -p port ] [ -s service ] [ -urls filename ] [ -bU base_url ] [ -req ] [ -m max-requests ] [ -t threads-number ] [ -d debug level ] [ -x icap-header ] [ -hx http-request-header ] [ -rhx http-response-header ] [ -O OutputDirectory ] [ --max-requests-to-save, requests-number ] file1 file2 ...

DESCRIPTION

c-icap-stretch is a simple utility for loading ICAP servers.

OPTIONS

-V: Print version
-VV: Print build informations
-i icap_servername: The hostname or the IP address of the ICAP server. The default is localhost
-p port: The ICAP server port. The default port value is 1344
-s service: The service name. The default service name is "echo"
-urls filename: File with HTTP urls, one url per line, to use for stress test. The utility uses these urs to construct random HTTP requests.
-bU base_url: Base HTTP URL to use it as template to build HTTP requests. The final HTTP url is built using the base_url and the path of the file used as body data.
-req: Send ICAP request modification requests (reqmod)
-m max-requests: The maximum requests to send
-t threads-number: The number of client threads to start
-d level: debug level info to stdout
-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
-O OutputDirectory: Output metadata (ICAP and HTTP headers) and HTTP responses body data under this directory.
--max-requests-to-save files-number: Sets the maximum requests to save when the -O parameter is used. By default no more than 4096 requests are saved.
file1 file2 ...: The files to use as body data to the ICAP requests.

BUGS

It can used only for ICAP response modification services.

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