Closed ashleyabraham closed 6 years ago
Hm I don't have openvas setup right now. I'd be happy to take a PR if you find the issue though
I've been working on a fork of pyvas, and will be looking at extracting details from list_reports()
. It may be an issue with passing parameters to OMP. As I've had to rewrite get_config()
in order to extract all the information possible.
Awesome! PRs are always welcome! I haven’t had time to dig into this too much but I’d be happy to review a fix and merge it! On Fri, May 11, 2018 at 2:32 PM Anna Langley notifications@github.com wrote:
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I was able to get all the vulnerabilities through get_reports()
ovas_report = cli.get_report(report['report']['@id'])
for result in ovas_report.data['report']['results']['result']:
...
Hey ash84, thank you!
I am able to read a report using PyVAS, the
reports = cli.list_reports()
returns all the available reports, I'm traversing through each one of themreports.data[i]['report']['results']['result']
and I see only 10 of the vulnerabilities, how do I get all of them using PyVAS?