On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 10:31:38AM +0100, Arvid Warnecke wrote:

> We would like to fetch all plugin information to move them into a 
> Oracle database, so it would be nice to have some sort of plugin 
> listing after using nessus-plugin-update. So it is possible to have all 
> fresh information on all plugins in the database, with ID, Description, 
> BugTracking ID, ...

One way is to use the nessus client (nessus -qp ...) to retrieve a
listing of what's currently available on your server.  [And as Javi has
pointed out, you can use '-qSp' to have the output be formatted as SQL.]
Depending on the version of the client, you'll get 9 or 11 fields which
contain most of the interesting bits. 

An alternative approach would be to use my describe-nessus-plugin
script.  This reads the NASL plugins (only *.nasl, not *.inc or *.nes)
and parses out information from the description part: from just one
function to all of them.  For more info on the script, visit
<http://www.tifaware.com/perl/describe-nessus-plugin/>. 

George
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