That would not work in my environment, since OpenVAS does not even start
up completely as of a database version mismatch (see logfile entries
below). In addition, if that would not be the case, there would be no
users since users are maintained in the database in OpenVAS 7, but are
maintained
That would not work in my environment, since OpenVAS does not even start
up completely as of a database version mismatch (see logfile entries
below). In addition, if that would not be the case, there would be no
users since users are maintained in the database in OpenVAS 7, but are
maintained
Hi,
the script 4553.nasl used soc = open_sock_tcp(target) without close(soc), is it
a bug?
Thanks!
flymolon
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On Tuesday 14 October 2014 12:36 PM, flymolon wrote:
Hi,
the script 4553.nasl used soc = open_sock_tcp(target) without
close(soc), is it a bug?
Yes, socket need to be closed here.
Thanks,
Antu
Thanks!
flymolon
If a script, like telnet.nasl, called open_sock_tcp, then called
register_service(...), then there's no need to close the socket?
BTW, telnet.nasl could exits without register_service called, so it's another
bug, right?
Thanks!
flymolon
From: Antu Sanadi
Date: 2014-10-14 16:33
To:
Hi,
i'm not that deep into SIP servers / proxies but as far as i can
see gb_bash_shellshock_sip_remote_cmd_exec_vuln.nasl is currently
only checking for those vulnerable servers on the UDP SIP port
where Kamailio and openSIPS systems are also listening on TCP
according to their documentation:
*** Chris wrote:
i'm not that deep into SIP servers / proxies but as far as i can
see gb_bash_shellshock_sip_remote_cmd_exec_vuln.nasl is currently
only checking for those vulnerable servers on the UDP SIP port
where Kamailio and openSIPS systems are also listening on TCP
according to their
*** Antu Sanadi wrote:
On Tuesday 14 October 2014 12:36 PM, flymolon wrote:
Hi,
the script 4553.nasl used soc = open_sock_tcp(target) without
close(soc), is it a bug?
Yes, socket need to be closed here.
*should* closed. AFAIK any open socket is closed as soon as
the NVT exit.
Micha
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Hello,
I am trying to compile openvas 7 from source.
All packages are compiled successfully.
But when I tried to sync NVT every time I got the error mentioned below.
openvas-nvt-sync
openvassd: error while loading shared libraries: libopenvas_misc.so.7: cannot
open shared object file: No such
