Sure, I just wanted to see if anyone else was having an issue with WMI
before debugging too deeply.
Error: Package: openvas-1.0-14.el7.art.noarch (atomic)
Requires: wmi
Available: wmi-1.3.14-4.el7.art.x86_64 (atomic)
wmi = 1.3.14-4.el7.art
Error: Package:
Hey guys,
Attempting to do a fresh install of some openvas servers last night, I am
getting a broken dep on wmi from the atomic repos. Anyone else seeing an
issue or would it just be me? Have freshened up my repo defs and caches.
Thanks!
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*** Brandon Perry wrote:
Attempting to do a fresh install of some openvas servers last night, I am
getting a broken dep on wmi from the atomic repos.
If you have this kind of trouble with OpenVAS from atomic repo, an easy way
to get help is to just ask Scott (atomicturtle) on the OpenVAS IRC
Thanks, just joined, will wait to see if there was a bad push or something.
On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 12:18 PM, Michael Meyer michael.me...@greenbone.net
wrote:
*** Brandon Perry wrote:
Attempting to do a fresh install of some openvas servers last night, I am
getting a broken dep on wmi from
How about pasting error messages to mailinglist? Crystalball is broken..
5.5.2015 7.24 ip. Brandon Perry bperry.volat...@gmail.com kirjoitti:
Hey guys,
Attempting to do a fresh install of some openvas servers last night, I am
getting a broken dep on wmi from the atomic repos. Anyone else
Hello,
In newer versions of openvas-scapdata-sync there should be a
SPLIT_PART_SIZE variable you can also try changing the value of to
reduce the memory usage.
Something around the size of the largest file the script can handle
before failing (in kB) should be a good start.
You need to have
