Yes, I tried that out but it didn’t solve the issue. Somehow the rebuild also finished within a second.
I did get things working but I deleted the tasks.dn file along with the above steps. Don’t know why that solved the issue, but it did. Regards, Harsh On Thu, 7 Dec 2017 at 5:57 AM, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > "Authentication Configuration not found" is the clue. > > After generating new server certificates (different process to the client > certificates) you will need to register the new scanner CA with openvasmd. > This is what worked for me. > > root@localhost:~# openvasmd --modify-scanner **uuid** --scanner-ca-pub > /usr/local/var/lib/openvas/CA/cacert.pem --scanner-key-pub > /usr/local/var/lib/openvas/CA/clientcert.pem --scanner-key-priv > /usr/local/var/lib/openvas/private/CA/clientkey.pem > > Then you should be able to openvasmd --rebuild > > More details here > https://hackertarget.com/openvas-tutorial-tips/#openvas-update-certificates > > > > Regards, > > [email protected] > *Hacker Target Pty Ltd* > https://hackertarget.com > > > > On Wed, Dec 6, 2017 at 3:50 AM, Harsh kapadia <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I’ve tried searching for solution to the below issue but nothing seems to >> work. Have been unable to run openvas scans – it shows the below error: >> >> Operation: Start Task >> >> Status code: 503 >> >> Status message: Service temporarily down >> >> Previously the status code used to be 400 and now it’s 503. >> >> The logs under openvasmd.log shows the below details: >> >> lib auth: INFO:2017-12-05 15h19.53 utc:15073: Authentication configuration >> not found. >> base gpgme:MESSAGE:2017-12-05 09h27.09 CST:15665: Setting GnuPG homedir to >> '/var/lib/openvas/gnupg' >> base gpgme:MESSAGE:2017-12-05 09h27.09 CST:15665: Using OpenPGP engine >> version '2.0.22' >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 09h27.41 CST:15715: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> event task:MESSAGE:2017-12-05 09h27.41 CST:15715: Task >> 1ff6e5b7-0239-40ea-8da5-e79483f687ec could not be started by etvasadmin >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 15h28.05 utc:15757: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> lib auth: INFO:2017-12-05 15h28.25 utc:15803: Authentication configuration >> not found. >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 09h30.19 CST:15996: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> event task:MESSAGE:2017-12-05 09h30.19 CST:15996: Task >> eca758bd-545d-4822-9308-6db135f33432 could not be started by etvasadmin >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 09h37.51 CST:16313: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> event task:MESSAGE:2017-12-05 09h37.51 CST:16313: Task >> add3fcd0-9cc1-4b0c-9e1f-81423902249e could not be started by etvasadmin >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 09h47.36 CST:16708: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> event task:MESSAGE:2017-12-05 09h47.36 CST:16708: Task >> add3fcd0-9cc1-4b0c-9e1f-81423902249e could not be started by etvasadmin >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 15h54.52 utc:17022: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 15h57.55 utc:17102: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 15h58.00 utc:17106: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> lib auth: INFO:2017-12-05 15h58.21 utc:17154: Authentication configuration >> not found. >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 09h59.08 CST:17229: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> event task:MESSAGE:2017-12-05 09h59.08 CST:17229: Task >> 1ff6e5b7-0239-40ea-8da5-e79483f687ec could not be started by etvasadmin >> lib serv:WARNING:2017-12-05 09h59.50 CST:17270: openvas_server_new_mem: >> Error in parsing. >> event task:MESSAGE:2017-12-05 09h59.50 CST:17270: Task >> ff8752df-5b26-46f8-90fa-1c6bedcf61fe could not be started by etvasadmin >> >> The initial issue was an expired certificate and that was resolved by >> following the steps from http://plugins.openvas.org/ova_503.txt - but >> that still does not make the scans to start. The 'openvasmd-rebuild' >> command got executed within a second.. >> >> Also, all the services [openvas-scanner, openvas-manager, redis & gsad] >> are running perfectly when checked via systemctl. >> >> Would someone please let me know what next steps should be followed to >> remediate this. >> >> Thanks in advance! >> >> >> Regards, >> >> Harsh >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Openvas-discuss mailing list >> [email protected] >> https://lists.wald.intevation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openvas-discuss >> > >
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