Am Freitag 22 Mai 2009 schrieb Jan-Oliver Wagner: > On Freitag, 22. Mai 2009, Hans-J. Ullrich wrote: > > just a suggestion: What do you think of an openvas-client on a PDA like > > the Sharp Zaurus (running Angstrom, see > > http://www.angstrom-distribution.org) or any other PDA running linux (and > > maybe Windows)? > > > > I am using a Sharp Zaurus SL-C1000 with lots of tools on it (nmap, > > wireshark, kismet and so on), but I miss openvas. There was a > > nessus-client in the past, but it is no more running, due to changed > > libs. > > > > I think, there are already openvas-packages for strong arm available in > > debian, so transportation might be easy for developers. > > > > To port an openvas-server IMO is not such good idea, as the > > openvas-server might run too slow on such hardware. > > > > Well, just an idea, maybe you like it, running openvas on a PDA and get > > connected to an openvas-server with it. > > quite some time ago, just out of curosity and while sitting in a train, I > build the GTK client for my Zaurus 860. The biggest problem > is that the PDA displays are so small and the GTK client isn't optimized > for size at all. So its no real fun using it. > > I rather prefer to wait for a nice web client :-) > > Best > > Jan
Oh yes, I see. Well with a resolution of 640x480 this might be really no fun to use it. What browser for that is in your mind? I saw none, which did really grab me. Just as you said: the small display. Maybe "Dillo2" seems a good solution, although it lacks of java. Firefox, minimo, gpe-minibrowser got the same problem. Opera is not running in Anstrom, and Konqueror (my second favbourite one), needs opie (better say: qt4). Anyway, I am looking forward to it, and you will get my feedback as soon as it is out. Promised! Cheers Hans-J. Ullrich
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