mikesplain / openvas-docker

A Docker container for Openvas
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Getting “Result: Report outdated Scan Engine / Environment (local)” reports #251

Closed 2nutz4u closed 3 weeks ago

2nutz4u commented 4 years ago

I get the following report Result: Report outdated / end-of-life Scan Engine / Environment (local) after a scan. I have deleted and rebuilt the docker image but the problem persist. Similar issue reported here https://community.greenbone.net/t/openvas-9-0-1-update-to-9-0-3-centos/1859

Thank you.

mrod23 commented 4 years ago

Getting the same issue, GVM needs to be updated Seeing this in the every report: Installed GVM Libraries (gvm-libs) version: 9.0.3 Latest available GVM Libraries (gvm-libs) version: 10.0.1 Reference URL(s) for the latest available version: https://community.greenbone.net/t/gvm-11-stable-initial-release-2019-10-14/3674 / https://community.greenbone.net/t/gvm-10-old-stable-initial-release-2019-04-05/208

richardklein commented 4 years ago

is there any update on this?

mattdavenport commented 4 years ago

It appears the latest version has been updated to 10, but the image is lagging behind in versions so the scanner is complaining.

kampfflunder commented 4 years ago

Maybe it is possible to update GVM from within the container? If so: how?

iamjoeker commented 4 years ago

Updating requires downloading and recompiling the updated components. I'm working on an alternative docker image including the latest version of everything. I will either share here or PR it once I've got it working acceptably.

mayantec commented 4 years ago

Thanks in advance, we will wonder to try it out.

mayantec commented 3 years ago

Updating requires downloading and recompiling the updated components. I'm working on an alternative docker image including the latest version of everything. I will either share here or PR it once I've got it working acceptably.

Did You succeed?

xoroz commented 3 years ago

let us know if there is a version 10 avail?

thank you

kukulkanos commented 3 years ago

Done, for now:

docker run --name=openvas -d -ti -p 9443:9443 m4ch1n3s/openvas20 Wait for 10 minutes or 15 to get up to date, and then change the password docker exec -ti openvas gvmd --user=admin --new-password=new_password

and go trow https://ip:9443

koonoh commented 3 years ago

Done, for now:

docker run --name=openvas -d -ti -p 9443:9443 m4ch1n3s/openvas20 Wait for 10 minutes or 15 to get up to date, and then change the password docker exec -ti openvas gvmd --user=admin --new-password=new_password

and go trow https://ip:9443

Thanks, works as expected.

tuwid commented 2 years ago

@kukulkanos can you give us the code for how you build this? I wouldn't run a security scanner with my keys with an untrusted image from the internet

kukulkanos commented 2 years ago

@tuwid Here is a bunch of files I've rescued from my build machine, you have to provide the downloadables, because if I provide so, will loose the purpose of building a trustable image. Put all the files in the source folder that is not existent, also the initial feeds if you want to save some time, because is not the same update than download for the very first time (in the feeds folder, non existent). Also could happen that will not work, because was created in december 2021. https://github.com/kukulkanos/openvascontainer

tuwid commented 2 years ago

Thank you sir!