Hi Ali,
Your question would more properly belong on the "packetfence-users" list.
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On 2014-08-06, at 1:34 , Ali Tekeoglu <alit...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Dear PF Developers,
>
> I have an Ubuntu box that has PF and OpenVAS installed.
> In my setup, guests that are connected through wired 802.1X/MAB to the
> PF system are put into the Registration VLAN.
>
> In Registration VLAN, they are welcomed with the Captive Portal and
> expected to sign-up with the system through Self-Email, SMS or
> Sponsor-Email.
>
> After registration, they are supposed to be scanned (in registration
> VLAN) with OpenVAS in order to get to the guest VLAN.
>
> However, in my setup, OpenVAS can not proceed and execute a scan...
>
> I have enabled the TRACE level logs in order to find the reason, and
> looks like, the Perl Regular Expression that extracts the Target_ID
> and Response_Status is not correct, at least for my versions of
> OpenVAS and PF.
>
>
> File = lib/pf/scan/openvas.pm,
> ....
> sub createTarget {
> ...
> # Fetch response status and target id
> my ($response, $target_id) = ($output =~ /<create_target_response\
> status="([0-9]+)"\ # status code
> id="([a-zA-Z0-9\-]+)" # task id
> /x);
> ...
> }
>
>
>
> So, this is the response PF gets from the OpenVAS server when it
> executes the create_target command with omp command;
>
> <create_target_response id="22bbee8d-648e-4ac9-8be9-d961e99bc2c0"
> status_text="OK, resource created"
> status="201"></create_target_response>
>
> However, the Regular Expression above can not correctly extract the
> "id" and "status" fields from this response. Thus, PF thinks that the
> command execution was unsuccessful even though it has succeeded.
>
>
>
>
>
> ------------------Here is the log entries in
> logs/packetfence.log--------------------------
>
> Aug 05 13:18:19 pfcmd.pl(5610) DEBUG: Scan target creation command:
> omp -h 192.168.3.5 -p 9390 -u admin -w admin -X
> '<create_target><name>14072698993ce7a</name><hosts>192.168.10.11</hosts></create_target>'
> (pf::scan::openvas::createTarget)
>
> Aug 05 13:18:19 pfcmd.pl(5610) DEBUG: Scan target creation output:
> <create_target_response id="22bbee8d-648e-4ac9-8be9-d961e99bc2c0"
> status_text="OK, resource created"
> status="201"></create_target_response>
> (pf::scan::openvas::createTarget)
>
> Aug 05 13:18:19 pfcmd.pl(5610) DEBUG: Target_ID=--, Response=--
> (pf::scan::openvas::createTarget)
>
>
>
>
>
> After changing the RegExp as follows, it works fine;
>
> my ($target_id, $status_text, $response ) = ($output =~
> /<create_target_response \
> id="([a-zA-Z0-9\-]+)"\ # task id
> status_text="([a-zA-Z\,\ ]+)"\ # status_text
> status="([0-9]+)" # status code
> /x);
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Thank you...
>
>
>
> --ali
>
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