Hello Yuli, yes there are problems with Postgresql sometimes. Make sure that before you install OpenVas, your postgress is installed and running. You may also have to completely delete OpenVas from your Kali before you do the process again. Thank you!
@@toonysource You don't need to downgrade. You just have to swap the Postgres ports here: sudo nano /etc/postgresql/13/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5432. sudo nano /etc/postgresql/14/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5433. OpenVAS expect looks for port 5432 to run the service
Problems with Postgres? Swap the Postgres ports here: sudo nano /etc/postgresql/13/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5432. sudo nano /etc/postgresql/14/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5433. OpenVAS expect looks for port 5432 to run the service
Hey , I successfully installed the openvas , but after creating a new task getting this error “ failed to find config ‘daba56c8-73ec-11df-a475-002264764cea’
I've tried this and mine did not show up the UDID and said that there's an error trying to get checking lock. I've done the installation last night and only tried doing the setup today. Update: I've tried this again, this time there wasn't any error, but still didn't show up the UDID. It only said "Checking Default scanner"
Looks nice but the installation bumped on several errors: sql_x: sql_exec_internal failed, db_extension_available: Extension 'pg-gvm' is not available, etc. display in the log. Nevertheless, gvm-check-setup returns all OK, but "ERROR: The new extension pgcrypto does not exist for gvmd database". The proposed fix (sudo runuser -u postgres -- /usr/share/gvm/create-postgresql-database) also ends up with an error (ERROR: could not open extension control file "/usr/share/postgresql/14/extension/pg-gvm.control": No such file or directory). Looks like some parts of the setup have been silently skipped... 🤔 Did anyone here face this issue too?
Thanks. Very nice and easy to understand presentation of the steps. Done all of the work, but can't find the admn password / udid as that information was missed. Is there a way to get at this information? Thanks again.
“apt-get update” updates the package sources list to get the latest list of available packages in the repositories and “apt-get upgrade” updates all the packages presently installed in our Linux system to their latest versions. I did a quick update and install after. The && does the previous command and if there are no errors it will the second command. Both will work. I will just caution you on using "-y". -y is the command used to download any available updates and apply them to the out-dated packages installed in a Linux system without prompting the user to confirm the changes. I hope this helps!
@@GetCyber I was unaware that apt-get install by itself did anything without including a package to install, that's where my confusion came from. It seemed like adding the && apt-get install after the apt-get update wouldn't do anything as the update command installs the updates already. I'm still learning so if this is incorrect I apologize and in any case thank you for the awesome vid. I was getting a couple of errors and this will help me try some more magic!!
your version of KL does not appear to have Postgresql 13 installed am i missing something my version of KL 2021.3 has v 13 and openvas does not install
I upgraded my Kali 2021.1 version to 2021.3 and am also receiving an error regarding "PostgreSQL version (13) is not 14" when running gvm-setup. What's interesting is that psql -V states that my version is (PostgreSQL) 14.0 (Debian 14.0-1). Otherwise, this was a very nice video. Thanks.
Problems with Postgres? Swap the Postgres ports here: sudo nano /etc/postgresql/13/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5432. sudo nano /etc/postgresql/14/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5433. OpenVAS expect looks for port 5432 to run the service
I ran into a similar issue (ERROR: The default PostgreSQL version (14) is not 15 that is required by libgvmd. So, I followed the steps provided here by@@GetCyber, but reversed the port numbers (e.g., I changed my version 14 port to 5433 and version 15 to 5432). This worked perfectly and my gmv-setup started and executed without any further issues.
I've just setup the whole thing but when i want to do a scan of my IP address then I get the following error: Failed to find port_list '33d0cd82-57c6-11e1-8ed1-406186ea4fc5'
Ahh that one is easy look at the video where I talk about the feeds. SCAP, CERT, etc. get the feeds and go for a coffee while they load up. That should solve the problem. The issues is that even though you install openvas, there’s no notification that it’s obtaining the feeds on the background. The database is pretty big so you need to wait. I hope this helps!
Fetch the feeds. OpenVAS does not tell you there are feeds being downloaded in the background. Here's the section: ruclips.net/video/ZJcEWx9mlng/видео.html
🔥 Complete Beginner OpenVAS Vulnerability Scanning Tutorial ➡ ruclips.net/video/LGh2SetiKaY/видео.html
This worked perfectly! i had installed it before but all my databases were missing, this fixed it, thank you so much!!
I'm very glad to hear. Thank you!
Thanks you so much Brother, am happy with This Video. Continue to help us solve some issues with linux.
Thank you so much 🙏
Thank you. I have a lot of problems with postgresql 14 too.
I will try this tutorial...
Hello Yuli, yes there are problems with Postgresql sometimes. Make sure that before you install OpenVas, your postgress is installed and running. You may also have to completely delete OpenVas from your Kali before you do the process again. Thank you!
I'm not sure is psql 14 is supported by the Kali project yet since it's not supported for Debian. You may need to downgrade.
@@GetCyber how do i downgrade?
@@toonysource You don't need to downgrade. You just have to swap the Postgres ports here: sudo nano /etc/postgresql/13/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5432.
sudo nano /etc/postgresql/14/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5433. OpenVAS expect looks for port 5432 to run the service
Problems with Postgres? Swap the Postgres ports here: sudo nano /etc/postgresql/13/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5432.
sudo nano /etc/postgresql/14/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5433. OpenVAS expect looks for port 5432 to run the service
Hey , I successfully installed the openvas , but after creating a new task getting this error “ failed to find config ‘daba56c8-73ec-11df-a475-002264764cea’
I've tried this and mine did not show up the UDID and said that there's an error trying to get checking lock. I've done the installation last night and only tried doing the setup today.
Update: I've tried this again, this time there wasn't any error, but still didn't show up the UDID. It only said "Checking Default scanner"
Looks nice but the installation bumped on several errors: sql_x: sql_exec_internal failed, db_extension_available: Extension 'pg-gvm' is not available, etc. display in the log. Nevertheless, gvm-check-setup returns all OK, but "ERROR: The new extension pgcrypto does not exist for gvmd database". The proposed fix (sudo runuser -u postgres -- /usr/share/gvm/create-postgresql-database) also ends up with an error (ERROR: could not open extension control file "/usr/share/postgresql/14/extension/pg-gvm.control": No such file or directory). Looks like some parts of the setup have been silently skipped... 🤔
Did anyone here face this issue too?
yes i was unable to install openvas
Thanks. Very nice and easy to understand presentation of the steps. Done all of the work, but can't find the admn password / udid as that information was missed. Is there a way to get at this information? Thanks again.
Hey for the first command did you mean apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y
“apt-get update” updates the package sources list to get the latest list of available packages in the repositories and “apt-get upgrade” updates all the packages presently installed in our Linux system to their latest versions. I did a quick update and install after. The && does the previous command and if there are no errors it will the second command. Both will work. I will just caution you on using "-y". -y is the command used to download any available updates and apply them to the out-dated packages installed in a Linux system without prompting the user to confirm the changes. I hope this helps!
@@GetCyber I was unaware that apt-get install by itself did anything without including a package to install, that's where my confusion came from. It seemed like adding the && apt-get install after the apt-get update wouldn't do anything as the update command installs the updates already. I'm still learning so if this is incorrect I apologize and in any case thank you for the awesome vid. I was getting a couple of errors and this will help me try some more magic!!
your version of KL does not appear to have Postgresql 13 installed
am i missing something
my version of KL 2021.3 has v 13 and openvas does not install
Interesting. I'm running version 13.2 (Debian 13.2-1). do a psql -V to check. What errors do you get?
I upgraded my Kali 2021.1 version to 2021.3 and am also receiving an error regarding "PostgreSQL version (13) is not 14" when running gvm-setup. What's interesting is that psql -V states that my version is (PostgreSQL) 14.0 (Debian 14.0-1). Otherwise, this was a very nice video. Thanks.
Thank you for the kudos! What is the error you are getting?
Problems with Postgres? Swap the Postgres ports here: sudo nano /etc/postgresql/13/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5432.
sudo nano /etc/postgresql/14/main/postgresql.conf and change the port to 5433. OpenVAS expect looks for port 5432 to run the service
I ran into a similar issue (ERROR: The default PostgreSQL version (14) is not 15 that is required by libgvmd. So, I followed the steps provided here by@@GetCyber, but reversed the port numbers (e.g., I changed my version 14 port to 5433 and version 15 to 5432). This worked perfectly and my gmv-setup started and executed without any further issues.
when do we know the "gvm-start" working properly ? I dont understand the part that you have to wait 15-20 minutes , pls explain
greenbone-feed-sync --type GVMD_DATA
greenbone-feed-sync --type SCAP
greenbone-feed-sync --type CERT
I've just setup the whole thing but when i want to do a scan of my IP address then I get the following error: Failed to find port_list '33d0cd82-57c6-11e1-8ed1-406186ea4fc5'
Ahh that one is easy look at the video where I talk about the feeds. SCAP, CERT, etc. get the feeds and go for a coffee while they load up. That should solve the problem. The issues is that even though you install openvas, there’s no notification that it’s obtaining the feeds on the background. The database is pretty big so you need to wait. I hope this helps!
@@GetCyber Thx, could be that I probably wanted it to do too fast ;-)
Fetch the feeds. OpenVAS does not tell you there are feeds being downloaded in the background. Here's the section: ruclips.net/video/ZJcEWx9mlng/видео.html
I jst getting error for login on openvas after installation and setup..how can I resolve this thing?
Create a new user and password. Here: securityorb.com/how-to/creating-a-username-and-password-to-access-openvas/
ERROR: Your GVM-22.5.0 installation is not yet complete! How to complete it?
For some strange reason I didn't receive a UDID. Any ideas?
It's on the terminal. You just have to look for it. Sometimes it's hard to find. Now try creating a new user.
After Installation I am not able to open it in browser says "URL not found" anyone help tried on ubantu