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How to send a file to ICAP server for testing the functionalities using the powershell script?
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Create a powershell script with the content below and save it as icap_win.ps1
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param (
[string]$icapServer = "127.0.0.1", #ICAP server IP
[int]$icapPort ="1344", # ICAP default port
[string]$icapService = "/OMSScanReq-AV", # ICAP service name
[string]$filePath = "" # Path to the file
)
# Read file content
$fileContent = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($filePath)
$fileSize = $fileContent.Length
$chunkSize = [Convert]::ToString($fileSize, 16) # Convert size to hexadecimal
# Define ICAP Headers
$icapRequest = "REQMOD icap://$icapServer`:$icapPort$icapService ICAP/1.0`r`n"
$icapRequest += "Host: $icapServer`r`n"
$icapRequest += "User-Agent: PowerShell-ICAP-Client`r`n"
$icapRequest += "Encapsulated: req-hdr=0, req-body=" + ($fileSize + 4) + "`r`n`r`n"
# Define HTTP Encapsulation (Required by ICAP)
Execute the script following the command
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.\icap_win.ps1 -icapServer <ICAP Server IP> -icapPort <ICAP Port> -filePath <Path to test file>
Example:
.\icap_win.ps1 -icapServer "127.0.0.1" -icapPort 1344 -filePath "D:\eicar.txt"
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