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Re: looking for old nessus-client; NessusClient has problems

Subject: Re: looking for old nessus-client; NessusClient has problems
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 07:19:11 -0500

On Dec 17, 2005, at 3:06 PM, Kelly Martin wrote:

I still cannot get NessusClient 1.0.0RC1 to work properly. Compiles fine but runtime errors just output "Bus error" and exits gracefully on Darwin 8.3.0 (Apple OS X 10.4.3) with X11 4.4.0, GCC 4.0.1 and gtk2 2.8.4_0 . Since there have been no updates at all with NessusClient for months now, I would like to try the old nessus-client source again. At least the old client worked for me. Just need to find it again.


To compile NessusClient on OS X with DarwinPorts, you must specify the path to the DarwinPorts fontconfig library (in /opt/local by default) :


./configure --x-includes=/opt/local/include --x-libraries=/opt/local/lib

If you don't do that, NessusClient will be linked with /usr/X11R6/lib/ libfontconfig and it will crash with a bus error.


Nicolas


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