Hi,
Ah, yes. Thanks! That makes sense.
Is there a way to easily test this jQuery related .nasl?
Based on this information it should be possible but perhaps not so easy: Understanding testing of nasl scripts
I tried to run this as a root:
./openvas-nasl -X -B -d -i //var/lib/openvas/plugins -t gb_jquery_detect.nasl
But it didn’t output anything.
Based on the link above it may be that I need to include to the command all .nasl files that the g_jquery_detect.nasl is depending and also all their dependencies. Is this correct? Because it seems to be quite long list of dependencies…
Or how should I approach this testing task? Can I increase the log level somewhat that I would see what GVM really finds from the particular page when I’m doing the full scan?