Re: what happened to session saving and the files from which you can make nbe files

Thanks George.

One other question on this topic.

If I run NessusClient on my Linux device it creates .nbe reports in a
nessus dir in my home directory.
How come ?

I have to logon with the user I created for nessus, in this case test01,
but the results show up in my own home directory and not in the
/opt/nessus/var/nessus/users/test01 directory ?

That doesn't make sense and is not very practical as my colleague does not
have access to these files but should have.

Is this an intended feature , or is this a mistake in the design , or
something else ?

Ah, and when I run NessusWx I don't get these files at all, so there is
nothing on the Linux device in regards to reports.


> On Wed, Apr 19, 2006 at 02:44:14PM +0200, oskar wrote:
>
> > What happened to "session saving" and the "sessions" directory ?
> ...
> > Currently I have nessus 3.0.2 with NessusClient and NessusWX.
>
> Session saving was an experimental feature that had been deprecated for
> a while. It no longer appears in Nessus 3.x. [The same is true of
> detached scanning.]
>
> George
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