Hi,
redis-server is running and using the correct configuration…
If I check the logs:
[Sat Jan 26 22:05:21 2019][4491] openvassd 5.1.1 started
if I do ps aux |grep openvassd
root 4491 8.7 1.2 190204 13036 ? Ss 22:03 0:28 openvassd: Waiting for incoming connections
But it’s not listening on port 9391… if I do netstat -antp openvas is not listening in any port… could someone point me on the right direction?
Thanks,
Alexandre
Lukas
January 27, 2019, 6:44pm
2
Did you bound it to a file-socket ?
cfi
January 28, 2019, 6:45am
3
It is expected (and in nearly every case not required) that the openvassd
isn’t listening on a TCP port by default. The only service which should listen externally on a TCP port is the gsad
of the Greenbone Security Assistant (GSA):
The default port of the GSA is either 443 or 9392 (depending on the permissions of the user running the gsad daemon or the availability on the 443 port) as described in GitHub - greenbone/gsa: Greenbone Security Assistant - The web frontend for the Greenbone Community Edition
One additional (but not directly related) note to this version:
if you compare this version with the recent releases of OpenVAS / GVM 9 listed here:
Archive
Greenbone Community Edition
Greenbone Vulnerability Management version 9 (GVM-9) is end-of-life. It will not get any additional public releases. Please upgrade to a newer version of GVM. GVM is developed for and as part of the commercial product line Greenbone Security...
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you can see that those are quite outdated. Its strongly recommended to keep your installation up to date.