The HTML export function produces an html document that is rife with unquoted special characters and dangling elements. In what amounts to about a 200 page HTML file, I see over 1200 of these.
Of course, it displays correctly in most web browsers, but we need to convert the HTML output to a secure, encrypted PDF for distribution to clients, and the dangling elements part--particularly when they're elements like nested TDs are really munging things in every converter I've tested. So, my question has two parts: 1. Are there any plans on the tenable side to fix this kind of thing, or even better, offer a few different export options from the client itself? 2. Has anyone out there been able to convert the HTML output from the nessus client to a secure PDF under OS X or any other Unix-ey type system? htmldoc comes closest, but its still choking on a number of elements and screwing up some margins. The native "print to pdf" function under OS X isn't useful for us, since we need an uncompressed, password protected, absolutely static file. Acrobat is an option, but I'd much rather something that's not quite so ridiculously expensive for just this one function. Thanks! _______________________________________________ Nessus mailing list [email protected] http://mail.nessus.org/mailman/listinfo/nessus
