I got this bit of help from Rene. I was running OpenVAS on Ubuntu so the
&&PARAMS was && DAEMONOPTS. Using this I was able to increase the length of
time before timeout.
Hey
from OpenVAS Website, Virtual Appliance:
Web timeout: If you want to increase the web timeout to for example 1 hour,
then you should add "--timeout=60" to DAEMON_ARGS in
/etc/default/greenbone-security-assistant and then restart.
I think the path won't be the same for you...
I made some other changes for the init.d services:
/ect/init.d/gsad (line 47,48):
# idle timeout
[ "$IDLE_TIMEOUT" ] && PARAMS="$PARAMS --timeout=$IDLE_TIMEOUT"
this will be loaded by /ect/init.d/gsad.
/ect/sysconfig/gsad (line 63-67):
#
# Minutes of user idle time before session expires.
#
IDLE_TIMEOUT=60
Good Luck,
Rene
Jack Harvey RHCE CISSP
Synnex Corporation
864-349-4939
-----Original Message-----
From: Openvas-discuss [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Matthew Mundell
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2014 4:14 AM
To: Tom Powers
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Openvas-discuss] Adjusting browser timeout
> Is there a place to adjust the browser timeout? I have a large report I'm
> trying to export into PDF and the browser times out before the report exports
> in GSAD.
It's the --timeout option of gsad. See "gsad --help".
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