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c-icap-config

c-icap-config(8)					      System Manager's Manual						  c-icap-config(8)

NAME

       c-icap-config - script to get information about c-icap server

SYNOPSIS

       c-icap-config [ --cflags ] [ --libs ] [ --datarootdir ] [ --configdir ] [ --version ] [ --config ]

DESCRIPTION

       c-icap-config is a script to get information about c-icap server and compile options must used to build c-icap server modules and services.

OPTIONS

       --cflags
	      print preprocessor and compiler flags should used to compile a c-icap service or module

       --libs print linker flags should used to build a c-icap service or module

       --datarootdir
	      print the c-icap data directory

       --configdir
	      print the c-icap configuration directory

       --version
	      print the c-icap server version

       --config
	      print the c-icap server compile configuration

SEE ALSO

       c-icap(8) c-icap-client(8) c-icap-stretch(8) c-icap-libicapapi-config(8) c-icap-mkbdb(8)

AUTHOR

       Tsantilas Christos

								   c_icap 0.1.6 						  c-icap-config(8)