Hi Larry,
You can not create this file on Linux and should not rely on it for
Windows as it is likely to go away in the future.
Use 'nessus -qSp localhost 1241 <login> <password>' if you want parsed
plugins (remove the 'S' to get some csv-ish output).
Alternatively, you can run nasl -VV on each plugin and parse the
output that way.
-- Renaud
On Oct 29, 2008, at 12:30 PM, Larry Petty wrote:
I've asked this in the past, but still have not found an answer. Can
someone from the Nessus team please respond?
I know the Windows version of Nessus has a plugins.xml file. Is
there a way to create this file on the Linux versions? I need this
file to update our in house reporting tool. In the past I could just
use a windows install to get the file, but with the recent licensing
changes I can no longer do this without rolling my license each time
I do an update. Another option was using the older Nessus client to
generate a .xml report. This report contained all the plugins.
However, the new .nessus format does not.
So how can I generate a plugins.xml on my linux install of Nessus?
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