Hello! I just got in contact with David Maciejak (old GPL nasl plugin writter). He told me we can use all the scripts authored/written by him in nessus feed under GNU GPL v2 license.
I took the scripts from him and other free scripts and made compilation of the gpl feed what we can use on: http://www.linux.hr/openvas/feed/ Description of the directories there: gpl: these scripts are probably working and are GPL, there is few scripts by Arboi were he says "GPL..." after his copyright notice, so I guess it is released under GPL. arboi-blah-blah: not sure if they are GPL, because it says: GPL, blah, blah...anyone knows what that means? :) 4check: it should be checked if they work at all. For example there is gentoo checks which might not work - can someone who is doing gentoo stuff check it? depend-misc: these scripts depends on various nasl/inc files which are not free, but with relatively small effort they could be rewritten to not require commercial scripts, the scripts itself are free depend-rpc: these scripts depends on various RPC include scripts which are not free, but the scripts itself are free depend-smb: these scripts depends on various SMB include scripts which are not free, but the scripts itself are free Can you take a look at it and tell if it's okay to commit them to SVN? I mean gpl directory. For others let's see what we can do. Also, what we should do with the scripts for which we don't have right includes? should we start writting from the scratch copyrighted .inc files? BTW David also pointed me to stillsecure nasl archive at: http://arachnids.stillsecure.com/SAT/scripts/OSSSA/GPL/released/OSSSA/scripts/ I can get in contact with them also and commit it to SVN if we find some scripts useful. Let me know! Kost _______________________________________________ Openvas-plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wald.intevation.org/mailman/listinfo/openvas-plugins
