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Re: Bug? Nessus can't parse it's own generated .nbe file??

Subject: Re: Bug? Nessus can't parse it's own generated .nbe file??
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 05:50:07 +1200
Jason Haar wrote:

In the end I had to turn off both tcp and icmp ping options and configure it to use the nmap scanner option. After that it went off and found all the hosts successfully and produced an .nbe file. Then I ran "nessus -i file.nbe -T text -o -" - zero hosts found!

The .nbe file is 74K in size - I really don't think that's zero hosts! There are "host_start" and "host_end" records for each of the hosts, and plenty of Security Note/Warning/<ahem>/etc - it all looks fine to me - but "Number of hosts which were alive during the test : 0"

My mistake. I missed the fact that I was preprocessing the nbe file - and my preprocessor only correctly handled IP addresses - no hostnames.


So all my fault - sorry to waste your time. Nothing to see here! Move on! ;-)

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