> I tried this one. > Very good: no interaction upto the browser > with the intial information. > > Startup duration: I guess we will not be able to find a quick solution. >
I do have some ideas, but they may take significant effort, filesystem tuning ideas mainly. > Bugs: > * The Icon for the GSA uses URL "127.0.0.1" instead of "localhost". > Thus the certificate is not valid and needs to be confirmed manually. > -> either use "localhost" or have the certificate allowed also for > 127.0.0.1. I'll fix that. > * The Gnome environment is not in German. But OpenVAS-Client is. > -> Perhaps the german translation files for gnome are not installed? > Could be. I'll look into that. > Problems: > * the pass.txt is hardly readable in the browser. At least on my test > maschine. > -> Perhaps use a "<html><body><pre> .... </pre></body></html> around? > (also it seems like the last line is missing, the sentence at the > bottom looks a bit > broken) Consider it done. > > * OpenVAS-Client has localhost preconfigured. This will not work. > Only 127.0.0.1 works. (Did not test whether it now works with port > 9390). > -> Is there any way (patching, or something else) to get the OpenVAS- > Client > connect straight forward? > I just fixed that in my internal builds. It was actually problem with the standard /etc/hosts file and ipv6 entries. > Other: > * Have you thought about getting escalators to work? Ie. have some > configuration > somewhere to allow for sending emails? > I haven't looked into that, yet. I'll add it to the list. Outbound e-mail is pretty easy to add. -geoff _______________________________________________ Openvas-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wald.intevation.org/mailman/listinfo/openvas-discuss
