SAVDID : "ICAP/1.0 505 Unsupported protocol or version "

Hi,

Does it work without the preview being set?

AVSCAN being upper case should be ok as it seems to be a case insensitive match against the service name, i.e. avscan.

Also, do you get this problem on the first message sent to the service?  I.e. if you restart the service and send the problem query does it work.  Again try it without the preview as the first message?

Regards,

Jak

 

Hi jak,

Thanks for your suggestions.

I tried restarting the service and sending the RESPMOD query as the first message but getting the same error.  Also tried sending the query without "Preview" but getting the same error again. 

Is the RESPMOD query I am sending in correct format?

Regards,

Prasad

Ok, what about if the first query was:

RESPMOD icap://localhost:1344/avscan ICAP/1.0

rather than:
RESPMOD icap://localhost:1344/AVSCAN?action=SCAN ICAP/1.0

Also, would you be able to "Pastebin" and link your savdid.conf config file and possibly even a snippet of your code that constructs the first query, i.e.

RESPMOD icap://localhost:1344/AVSCAN?action=SCAN ICAP/1.0

Regards,

Jak

Hi Jak,

I have tried the query as suggested, still getting the same result. I do not know how to attach the files here, I have put them under my domain under the link:

Client code: http://pravridh.co.in/Client.java

SAVDID Conf: http://pravridh.co.in/savdid.conf

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

The java differs from what is shown.

The line:
output.writeBytes(header + reqheader + resheader + "Content-Length: " +Long.toHexString(file_length) + "\r\n");

has an extra Content-Length line. This line is not shown on his output and if present would mess things up. That line should be included in the resheader:-

String resheader = "HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n" +"Transfer-Encoding: chunked\r\n" +"Content-Length: " + Long.toHexString(file_length) + "\r\n" + "\r\n";

So the line above is simply

output.writeBytes(header + reqheader + resheader);

and followed by

chunk = Long.toHexString(file_length) + "\r\n"output.writeBytes(chunk)output.writeBytes(file)output.writeBytes("\r\n0\r\n\r\n");

The question is: where did that Content_Length come from?

Was it always there and just not reported?

Regards,

Jak

Hi Jak,

The Content-Length line was not present when I posted the query, it is just that I have been searching in Google and trying to implement different things, I have posted the code with an extra line here.

I have tried the code without Content-Length it still does not work for me. Is there additional configurations/ code that I have missed?

Thanks.

Prasad J N

Hi,

The Encapsulated header needs commas between the elements.  Without them the line isn’’’’t being recognised and the 505 error is a result of the GET / HTTP/1.1 line.

The line should read:

Encapsulated: req-hdr=0, res-hdr=32, res-body=76

Can you try that.

Regards,

Jak

Thanks Jak. Yes it was the commas missed in the Encapsulated header that was the problem.

Appreciate your response.

Prasad J N

hi jak

can you please provide sample java demo example for to call savdi service for file scannig?

Thanks

Yatin Baraiya

Hi prasadjn

can you provide me your sample file , we need it , if you not able to attched it, then plese send those files to my email id:yatin.baraiya@highq.com

Client code: http://pravridh.co.in/Client.java

SAVDID Conf: http://pravridh.co.in/savdid.conf

we are very thankfull to you if you send those file to us,

Thanks & Regards

Yatin Baraiya