[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi List,
I would invite you people to consider numbers, and leave away emotions.
1. We are getting two Nessus scanners. It that good or bad?
I believe that is good. Even the second one non-GPL.
2. Do we need old Nessus constantly changing with two month between versions?
It's been a headache for me (keeping it connected to my DB extension for
instance). The most important is a stable version. It is very likely that
Tenable will keep debugging GPL version, because it costs much less than
developing new.
3. How much time did we put in GPL version? Considering the list activity, we
invested mostly in testing. Say we saved 10% or less of Renaud time. I would
not consider this as major contribution. If the community has some guts, lets
go ahead and slowly develop GPL Nessus. I can even contribute my NessusDBX DB
extension.
4. We got free Nessus. For the majority of us the process will be the same:
install, use, debug, use again. I bet may be only one off one hundred ever
looked at the code. I did sometimes on plugins, but not the engine. So, with
free-Nessus we got more options, so I would not complain.
5. The worse case scenario is if Tenable makes Free-Nessus not-so-free in a
couple of years. Is this possible? Of course. However, if out community is
capable of the development of GPL-Nessus, we have a plenty of time. Otherwise
do not complain.
Mikhail Utin
AIS Security
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
401-832-6584
I agree...I cannot see anything wrong in trying to earn money on a darn
fine product either...
I am really quite surprised and pleased with that the commersialisation
process didn't start earlier..
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