On 4/9/06, Renaud Deraison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When Nessus gets installed on OSX, credentials are created under /
> Library/Nessus/Connections.xml. By default, only users in the admin
> group can read this file - if you're launching the Nessus Client as a
> non-admin, you may do 'chmod 0644 /Library/Nessus/Connections.xml'.

Thanks Renaud that's exactly what I was looking for. :)

> You can also create a user by doing /Library/Nessus/run/nessus-
> adduser from the terminal.
> (graphical user management is next on our list of things to do).

After Dan's reply (but before I saw yours), I used the
Spotlight-enhanced 'mdfind' command (much faster than a standard Unix
'find'), I found the familiar tool nessus-adduser was placed in:
/Library/Nessus/i386/sbin/nessus-adduser, along with the other tools
like nessus-rmuser and such. For PowerPC users it's
/Library/Nessus/ppc/sbin/*. However I like how /Library/Nessus/run/ is
setup to one of these directories automatically for ease-of-use.
Neither are normally in my $PATH.

Someone should update the installation manual to include OS X specifics. :)

Thanks guys,

Kelly
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