I've waiting 9 minutes for it to finish. It's a fairly good box (dual processor, two year old, 1G of ram)
1) I've double checked the certificate. It can run a -t build of the rc file, so I know it's connecting 2) I've run it with debug. it's getting through the cert and it gets the plugins. Any ideas? the last little bit of the debug info says... debug: plugin families to enable: debug: AIX Local Security Checks debug: Backdoors debug: CGI abuses debug: CGI abuses : XSS debug: CISCO debug: CentOS Local Security Checks debug: Databases debug: Debian Local Security Checks debug: Default Unix Accounts debug: Denial of Service debug: FTP debug: Fedora Local Security Checks debug: Finger abuses debug: Firewalls debug: FreeBSD Local Security Checks debug: Gain a shell remotely debug: Gain root remotely debug: General debug: Gentoo Local Security Checks debug: HP-UX Local Security Checks debug: MacOS X Local Security Checks debug: Mandrake Local Security Checks debug: Misc. debug: NIS debug: Netware debug: Peer-To-Peer File Sharing debug: Policy Compliance debug: Port scanners debug: RPC debug: Red Hat Local Security Checks debug: Remote file access debug: SCADA debug: SMTP problems debug: SNMP debug: Service detection debug: Settings debug: Slackware Local Security Checks debug: Solaris Local Security Checks debug: SuSE Local Security Checks debug: Ubuntu Local Security Checks debug: Useless services debug: Web Servers debug: Windows debug: Windows : Microsoft Bulletins debug: Windows : User management debug: plugin ids to enable: debug: 10180 debug: 10335 debug: plugin risks to enable: debug: . -- Doug Nordwall Unix, Network, and Security Administrator You mean the vision is subject to low subscription rates?!!? - Scott Stone, on MMORPGs
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