However, I am currently working on configuring the reporting mechanisms within
nessus so that they are more helpful (i.e. more statistics and lists of the tests
run). Today, I found a way to list the plugins used in a test, but as of this moment
it has only been implemented into the text reports.
To implement this, it requires editing the source for the report generating classes and
recompiling nessus.
Hopefully, I will be making my updated reporting code for nessus available by the end
of next week. I will post to this listserv when it is released, and how it can be obtained.
For now, here is the code that will output the plugins that were run:
#include <includes.h>
#include globals.h
struct arglist * name = Plugins;
struct arglist * plugins;
plugins = arg_get_value( Prefs, "PLUGIN_SET" );
while( plugins && plugins->next ) {
if( plugins->value == (void *) 1 ) {
fprintf( file, "\t#%s: %s\n", plugins->name, names->name );
}
plugins = plugins->next;
names = names->next;
}
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William Heinbockel
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Security & Risk Management
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester, NY
At 12:52 11.12.2002 -0600, you wrote:
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