On Mon, Feb 17, 2003 at 09:55:49AM -0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I tryed it with update-nessusrc, but doesn't work. :/ ... > I installed and used it... like this: > > /usr/sbin# ./update-nessusrc -c > "attack,denial,destructive_attack,infos,mixed,scanner" /root/.nessusrc
Do you know you left out "settings"? It shouldn't lead to the problem
you're having and they'll be enabled regardless, but you may wish to
include it anyway.
> When i runned nessus again:
>
> nessus 192.168.0.1 3001 test ********* host.txt log.html -T html
> *** The plugins that have the ability to crash remote services or hosts
> have been disabled. You should activate them if you want your security
> audit to be complete
I'm the author of update-nessusrc. In what way(s) does this not work?
Which version of Nessus are you using? Judging by the message above, it
appears update-nessusrc isn't really updating your configuration file.
Is it?
If not, did you edit update-nessusrc so it uses port 3001 rather than
1241 when communicating with your server? Does running update-nessusrc
with the '-d' option offer any clues about why it fails? Which versions
of perl and update-nessusrc do you have?
If yes, what does 'egrep "[0-9]{5} = no" /root/.nessusrc' produce? Given
that you left out "settings", I'd expect to see:
11122 = no
10917 = no
11038 = no
10889 = no
10870 = no
10890 = no
Anything else?
George
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