Brandino Andreas wrote:
Hi Rene, yes all plugins have 755 permissions. The plugins have the same permissions (owned by the root and 755) as the working one's.Tuesday, September 5, 2006, 6:44:38 PM, you wrote: Are you by any change using webinject? On the off chance that you are, read on: I had this problem at the exact time that you first posted the issue. My fix was to cd dir && ./webinject.pl ....... which worked fine. Otherwise I kept getting this no output in the web interface which was really bugging me. webinject doesn't handle the full path for the config or test file. In fact it exits 0 which looks like a success but really it fails to open the file(s). You'll see that if you use normal report type. hope that helps. -- Hari Sekhon |
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