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Containers for running the Greenbone Vulnerability Manager. Run as a single container with all services or separate single applications containers via docker-compose.
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issue with openVAS scanner #126

Closed farzadha2 closed 2 years ago

farzadha2 commented 2 years ago

HI i was wondering if someone else has had this issue before, Currently it was working fine, i restarted the docker and on the logs it keeps saying

md manage: INFO:2022-06-17 04h04.22 UTC:1891: osp_scanner_feed_version: failed to get scanner_feed_version. OSPd OpenVAS is still starting

Thank you

rdtm443 commented 2 years ago

Hello there!

Unfortunately I can't help you right away. But just to let you know, I have exactly the same issue. Might be due to a missing or changed link. But no idea...

EDIT: ...tried to start a scan now despite the persistent error message in the opening thread. It is enqueued and started, but stuck at 0%. No more entries in the log.

immauss commented 2 years ago

In my xp, this message stops repeating after everything is updated, and everything works fine. Mske sure you are giving gvmd enough time to update.

For some reason, even with a preloaded DB, the latest versions are take 20+ minutes to be ready. I haven't been able to work out whey. It seems to be somethign with ospd loading the NVTs ....

-Scott

rdtm443 commented 2 years ago

In my xp, this message stops repeating after everything is updated, and everything works fine. Mske sure you are giving gvmd enough time to update.

For some reason, even with a preloaded DB, the latest versions are take 20+ minutes to be ready. I haven't been able to work out whey. It seems to be somethign with ospd loading the NVTs ....

-Scott

Hey Scott. Many thanks for your reply!

Actually I have waited quite a lot more than 20min for everything to be synced. Still got stuck at 0%. Running it in a Kali VM, 10GB of memory assigned.

But I will give it another try, as I really would love to get that thing up and running.

So basically only these following two commands are needed after having docker.io installed, right?

docker volume create openvas

docker run --detach --publish 8080:9392 -e PASSWORD="admin" --volume openvas:/data --name openvas immauss/openvas

This will pull by default the image with ":latest" tag, which was updated two months ago. There is one with ":21.04.09", updated 16 days ago.

What is now the better, more stable version? Can we go with latest, as per command above?

Sorry, reply got quite lengthy.. Thanks very much!

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EDIT:

Just restored a Snapshot of my clean VM and installed the docker container from scratch (as per above commands). Will leave it running the whole night, and tomorrow we'll see.

farzadha2 commented 2 years ago

hi again, so it seems that it does take a while around half an hour it starts working agani

rdtm443 commented 2 years ago

..just to close the loop: for me it is working as well (with above commands, :latest). Just had to be super patient :)Thanks again for this super docker image, Scott !!

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immauss commented 2 years ago

:)

Thanks. Glad it's working for you!