wrong use of is_cgi_installed?

[Hartmut Steffin]

Hi,
more and more often i see nasls containing s.th. like:

port = is_cgi_installed("some.cgi");
if(port)security_hole(port);

does is_cgi_installed *really* return a *port*?! which ports does it check?

i came to this as i checked webserver_robot.nasl, as it proved to (not) report a "true positive" :-)
we definitely have a /robots.txt here.

thinking of it: earlier we found almost everywhere a "robots.txt". now for a long time we never heard about that from nessus. when was the last change to that script?

any hints?

thanks
Hardy

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