Thank you for your quick reply. I removed CMakeCache.txt as you said, it said "found wmiclient, version 1.3.14", then I recompiled openvas library 6.0.0 and install it into /usr/local/. But the problem remains......
Some observations: 1) If I use function "wmi_versioninfo", it prints "0.0.1", is it fine? 2) I can use function "wmi_query" successfully, I believe it means wmi is installed successfully. 3) Only those functions related to querying registries don't work, does it mean I need to do other configurations on target machine or linux side? (ps: querying registry using vb on windows machine is fine.) *--* *Yanjin Ding* *Software Engineer* *NOPSEC INC.* *Email: yd...@nopsec.com* *NopSec helps businesses holistically manage IT security vulnerabilities. www.nopsec.com* On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 10:30 AM, Veerendra Ganiger <veerendr...@secpod.com>wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > > On Tuesday 27 August 2013 07:21 PM, Yanjin Ding wrote: > > Hi Veerendra, > > > > I followed this document( > > > http://code.ohloh.net/file?fid=FUi4Z0R3xgX0oCjcpy4vdQq7eec&cid=MQKpc2gZPvw&fp=371826&mpundefined&projSelected=true#L0 > ) > > step by step. > > > > First download the wmi-1.3.14 tar, untar it, apply three patches, then > > compile the source and run install script. But I didn't specify the > prefix > > of installation folder. WMI was installed into /usr/lib/. Then recompile > > openvas library. > These steps are proper. > > Assuming you installed OpenVAS in default location and default > installation path for OpenVAS is "/usr/local" hence execute > "bash install-libwmiclient.sh /usr/local" with proper prefix in wmi > library. > > > > > While I was recompiling openvas library, I didn't see message "found > > wmiclient, version=1.3.14" or "package wmiclient >= 1.3.14 not found". > I'm > > not sure whether openvas library found wmi installation or not. > If OpenVAS can't find wmi library then it will not work. > > So to check OpenVAS finds wmi library or not remove "CMakeCache.txt" > file inside OpenVAS library then recomplie. Now it should say "found > wmiclient version 1.3.14" or "not found wmiclient" > > If OpenVAS didn't find wmiclient you need to adjust the wmiclient > libraries to point to OpenVAS library path or you can copy > libwmiclient.so, libwmiclient.so.1 and libwmiclient.so.1.3.14 files from > wmiclient to "/usr/local/lib" path manually. > > This might solve your problem. > > > Thanks! > Veerendra > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) > Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ > > iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSHLf/AAoJEFdbOg70fJiaXqwH/1wejQ7tqGBmP5E2tmlTpEA0 > Dc2V/mdKKsmOPY36YjIdAm6z++S7hC3LI4O5itxFiTIV8TNAvDhK0VLZUct+hwf4 > AfcxwEXB3zQc2v2OhMgSYy/hiymHjZWo66HDOfPbvudIUpYSEGORjmP/Ng0h1rF1 > jeGkSiJWwx2hDpGanL9fjL6HCJsI8kpRtzrgC8sMMqt7rKYtfY8Ev3TlXim58ioD > TPkqVDcfnfD3cq1N4GNEqnohod7AzJgCGsV31FWdJVIbMw1CktPmAENqJe99hVb2 > QCPMr3pC5dfdiIdM/Hq6LxJpxL9VLPy9NY+7dGVQ92A8qmo9+XJvKd934ukbUzU= > =thl9 > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- >
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