I'm not sure if anyone else can use the update on the bad pie_risks.gif file, but here it is:
To troubleshoot I installed 1.2.3 on a freshly built Linux box, ran Nessus against the target machine which is the same as below, created an HTML report with pies and charts, and pie_risks.gif came out ok with the number of holes down to zero (0). I then ran Nessus on the machine that generated the funky pie_risks.gif file against the same target as indicated above and below and the pie chart came out ok with the number of holes at zero (0). I can only guess that there is code somewhere in Nessus that will generate a funky pie_risks.gif file if the data meets a certain criteria. For me, the funky file was generated with the following: - High (5%) - Serious (0%) - Medium (50%) - Low (45%) -- George Stone George Stone wrote: > I'm running the Nessus 1.2.3 under Linux and have a bad pie chart > graphic. I enabled all but dangerous plugins last week, ran Nessus > against one machine, generated an HTML report with pies and charts, and > all was fine. I ran Nessus a week later against the same machine with > fewer holes (going from 8 to 4) and the pie chart graphic is illegible. > > Instead of a white background the pie chart has a pink/violet background > and I can only see the 'High' pie wedge as well as the black text > 'High', 'Serious', 'Medium', 'Low', and 'Security Risks'. > > Does anyone know how I can get the pie chart back to look 'right'? Thanks. > -- > George Stone - [EMAIL PROTECTED]: general discussions about Nessus. * To unsubscribe, send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe nessus" in the body.
