"Mink, Adrian (QB8692)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > While running a scan against some Sun systems, one of them generated > this error several hundred times. "inetd: [ID 388736 daemon.error] > execv /usr/lib/dcs: No such file or directory"
Just curious: on which port is this service supposed to be? > Can someone help me figure out which plugin may have caused this? As there is no answer (because there is no program to answer), the port is listed in "Services/unknown". Every script that reads this key will access the missing service. i.e. miscflood.nasl, mstream_handler.nasl, nessus_detect.nasl, PC_anywhere_tcp.nasl, subseven.nasl The scripts that loop on every open port will acess it too: check_ports.nasl, port_shell_execution.nasl You can get rid of the first category by enabling the experimental "TCP wrapper detector" in nessus-plugins/plugins/find_service/find_service.c Replace "#undef DETECT_WRAPPED_SVC" by "#define DETECT_WRAPPED_SVC" and set a value > 0 in the "Wrapped service read timeout" Pref. NB : - if the timeout is too short, some services may be detected as "wrapped". - a long timeout will make find_service much slower. BTW, is the message from inetd so annoying? - [EMAIL PROTECTED]: general discussions about Nessus. * To unsubscribe, send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe nessus" in the body.
