Internet Scanner 7 SP2, W2K current on patches, MSDE RelA... Whenever
the DB gets about 256MB, the console GUI will crash during "Loading
database management...", with a generic MS Visual C++ Runtime Library
error "Program C:\Program
Files\ISS\ScannerConsole\InternetScanner_Console.exe - This application
has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.". This
will consistently happen on any of the 10 scanners we currently have
deployed, and it has done so for as long as I can remember - even with
the original 7.0 release, I believe, but it is just starting to become
more than an annoyance now.
The CLI will continue work fine, which is what I usually use for
scanning, so it wouldn't be a problem except that it appears the only
time the vulns table is updated after installing a new XPU is when the
you launch the GUI, and get the "Synchronizing Builtin Exploits...".
None of the CLI options for either installing XPU's or the DB functions
appear to address this. The DB integrity check completes without
errors, and according to the log files, the new checks are actually
done. I'm not sure if they'd actually show up using the built-in
reporting, but all my reporting is done directly from the DB itself, and
if the Vulns<->VulnsFound relation is missing, I'm out of luck (not sure
how the built-in reporting would handle this any differently...).
Any suggestions?
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