On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, Renaud Deraison wrote: >> Here is everything that is set to yes in the config file: >> >> # cat .nessusbugbear | grep yes >> 10180 = yes > >Are the other plugins set to "no" ?
Yes, they were all set to "no", with the exception of the 2 plugins I mentioned (10180 and 11135). > >> I run my cronjob on 4 subnets on campus. Here is everything set to yes after >> the cronjob finishes: >[...] >> Output of `which nessus`: /usr/local/bin/nessus >> Output of `which nessusd`: /usr/local/sbin/nessusd >> # nessus --version >> nessus (Nessus) 1.2.7 for Linux > >How did you update your plugins ? It seems that either your >'nessus-update-plugins' script is for Nessus 1.0.x, or you're still >manually downloading http://www.nessus.org/nasl/all.tar.gz > > > -- Renaud nessus-update-plugins was current, however, I was downloading the all.tar.gz file until a recent post from you said not to. The problem was even though I started using nessus-update-plugins, there were some *OLD* plugins in the plugin directory. Those were the plugins that were magically getting enabled. So, I deleted all the plugins and reran nessus-update-plugins and all seems well. I also noticed that ANY file in the plugin directory gets loaded by nessusd. The logs (before) were showing "Loading all.tar.gz". Currently, it is showing "Loading ." and "Loading ..". Maybe nessusd could be updated to only load .nasl files. Anyhow, everything seems ok. Thanks. Darren
