Closed bgerardw closed 7 years ago
Having looked at the error:
The scan could no longer be monitored because connection with the Instance was lost. The Instance has probably encountered a fatal error and stopped.
I suspect I killed the app that I was testing and that caused the error and therefore the scan information can not be downloaded.
No, it's more likely that the OS killed the scanner instance, how many scans were you running at the same time and what are the machine's specs RAM-wise?
I may have had 3 scans running of my laptop with 8 gigs of ram. What sort of specs are recommended.? How many scans should I run at once?
btw I ran some on my desktop and whenI tried to import them onto laptop, while the laptop was scanning, I noticed they did not upload properly, only a few results seemed to upload.. I had to wait till the scan had completed to get the upload to pull in all the vulnerabilities the scan on the desktop found.
Depends on the site really, generally about 2GB per scan but it can be more.
About the import, are you using SQLite?
I am using sqkite.
It probably couldn't handle the stress, consider using Postgres in the future.
Will do. That makes sense.
I have noticed that if a report runs and has an error in it, say a timeout, it is not possible to export the report in any format. In one case I Arachni has found a considerable number of issues and they can be accessed on interface but the conditional that shows the various export links is probably hiding those links.