Jan-Oliver,
Here is the captured log data that seemed relevant from
my /usr/local/var/openvas/openvasmd.log
md omp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: -> client:
<authenticate_response status="200" status_text="OK"/>
md omp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: client state set: 1
lib serv: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: Connected to server on
socket 7.
md otp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: scanner init state set:
1
md comm: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: s> server (string) <
OTP/1.0 >
md comm: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: => server (string) 12
bytes
md comm: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: => server (string) done
md otp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: scanner init state set:
14
md omp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: XML start: get_report
(1)
md omp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: client state set: 102
md omp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.14 AST:14607: XML end: get_report
md omp:MESSAGE:2010-03-08 19h17.22 AST:14607: command: pdflatex
-output-directory /tmp/openvasmd_or59B7 /tmp/openvasmd_or59B7/report.tex
> /tmp/openvasmd_pdflatex_out 2>&1 && pdflatex
-output-directory /tmp/openvasmd_or59B7 /tmp/openvasmd_or59B7/report.tex
> /tmp/openvasmd_pdflatex_out 2>&1
md omp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.22 AST:14607: -> client:
<get_report_response status="200" status_text="OK"><report format="pdf">
md omp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.22 AST:14607: -> client:
</report></get_report_response>
md omp: DEBUG:2010-03-08 19h17.22 AST:14607: client state set: 1
I have confirmed the presence of PDFLatex and ensured the binary is in the
PATH, since it is outputting to /tmp which is 1777 it isn't that either...
This is the version of PDFLatex currently installed...
adm...@bmbhxxx:/tmp$ pdflatex
This is pdfTeXk, Version 3.141592-1.40.3 (Web2C 7.5.6)
%&-line parsing enabled.
**
PDF still outputting 0-byte length files... Actually for that matter HTML
output is doing the same... XML is outputting something, but I haven't
had a chance to examine its structure to tell if it is working as it
should...
I get the same in IE8 / IE8 compatibility view, and Firefox 3.6...
Matthew Coene
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On Montag, 8. März 2010, Matthew Coene wrote:
> If I try to export to PDF it claims it is corrupted when trying to view,
> when I save it to disk it comes out as a 0-byte length file, which would
> certainly explain that issue... Is there some library check or package I
> am missing when I built the code?? Or could it be it is trying to write
> out the full pdf locally on the server and it doesn't have proper
> permissions to write to a directory or something???
please see /var/log/openvas/openvasmd.log for a hint on what is going
wrong.
If the log is silent, restart openvasmd with "-v" verbose flag and redo the
action.
> Also, when I export to XML, I notice the format is 100% different or more
> specifically there is no formatting via GSA vs. OpenVAS client (using
> 3.0.0)... I think I remember seeing something somewhere about libxml2 /
> libxslt somewhere but to be honest I have done so much Googling over the
> weekend I doubt I could remember where I saw references to those specific
> packages...
OpenVAS Manager introduces a new XML format.
The one produced by OpenVAS-Client is based on the old
Nessus one.
omp-cli has --pretty-print as a simple solution.
Another option is to employ xmlstarlet, for example:
$ xmlstarlet fo report.xml | less
Best
Jan
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