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Re: Command Line and GUI Differences

Subject: Re: Command Line and GUI Differences
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 16:22:43 -0700
On Dec 14, 2004, at 3:23 PM, Off to Oz wrote:

I use the .nessusrc file from the above scan and run a scan using the
command line client and now nessus does not run the ping_host.nasl or
even the synscan.nes. It just goes out full-blown with a bunch of
plugins on all the hosts. It does not seem to care if they're alive or
not.

Can someone please explain why? I have pasted the nessusd.conf and
nessusrc files here with this mail.

The PLUGINS_PREFS section of the client config was not part of the email. That should give us the best clues.



Best regards, Erik Stephens www.edgeos.com Managed Vulnerability Assessment Services

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