Am 20.05.2012 05:16, schrieb Juan José Pavlik Salles: > Jan-Oliver has recently posted a message indicating they are going to release > a working OpenVAS 5 VM. My > recommendation would be to wait for it and then check. In the meantime, stick > to 4 version, or you are going to > face a significant amount of issues.
the VM does not really solve the problem my first start was also with the VM and it failed because this crippled OpenSUSE even missed zypper and if someone is maintaining only RHEL/Fedora amchines he will not be happy with SuSE so well, last december i spent two weeks to get OpenVAS running in a Fedora 15 VM, rebuilt all RPM packages by myself and added the one who are missing in Fedora, this worked smootly for openVAS minor updates after upgrade to Fedora 16 the openvas packages are compiled / built but no way to get GSA running - my guessing is that libmicrohttp and/or any OpenVAS component does not work with the gnuTLS of F16 upgrade libmicrohttp does not solve this so i hoped OpenVAS5 will deal better with a recent distribution but no change - keep in mind there are thousands of packages built within seconds on a F16 machine and only OpenVAS/GSA will no longer work
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