mvp-icap-service | ICAP Service with ICAP Resource

The original baseline code has been cloned from the open source project https://sourceforge.net/projects/c-icap/. Demonstration ICAP Resources have been removed.
From where the repo was cloned to, navigate into the mvp-icap-service/c-icap folder and run the scripts to setup the Makefiles. Run the configure script, specifying where the server should be installed, through the prefix argument. After running the configuration script, build and install the server. The option is available to generate the documentation, if required.
Navigate to the modules folder (mvp-icap-service/c-icap-modules) and run the scripts to setup the Makefiles. Run the configure script, specifing where the server was installed, in both the with-c-icap and prefix arguments. After running the configuration script, we can build and install. After installation, the configuration files for each module/service are available in the c-icap server configuration directory, /usr/local/c-icap/etc/ using the location folder specified in the 'configure' commands above. For a module/service to be recognisd by the C-ICAP server its configuration file needs to be included into the main c-icap server configuration file. The following command adds the gw_rebuild.conf file.
On the host server run the ICAP Server with the following command. From a separate command prompt, run the client utility to send an options request. The module specified in the -s argument must have been Included into the gw_test.conf file in the step above. Run the client utility sending a file through the ICAP Server. This requires sufficient configuration to have been provided for the. A full list of the command line options available to the client utility are available from the application’s help option.
The application should be built on the same host as the ICAP Server and associated components. The following steps assume an Ubuntu distro. Using the instructions provided by Microsoft [Install .NET Core SDK or .NET Core Runtime on Ubuntu](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux-ubuntu#1804-). Add the Microsoft package signing key to your list of trusted keys and add the package repository. Since the SDK include the runtime, there is no need to add this seperately.