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When does a plugin include a path?

Subject: When does a plugin include a path?
Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2007 16:56:13 -0700
I'm reviewing reports, and have noted that (in particular with Flash and 
Adobe reader plugins) there is inconsistency on when a file/version/path 
is included in the plugin output.  For remediation -- I *love* that info. 
Clears up lots of questions.

Case in point: 2 plugins: adobe_reader_709.nasl, and 
adobe_pdf_plugin_80.nasl -- the former: no file location output, the 
latter includes it.

Is there a technical reason?  Or just something that wasn't gotten around 
to?  On a "to do" list?

I'd consider over time, taking a stab at some of these, but didn't even 
want to consider it if there was some logical reason it wasn't already 
included....

Thx
Mike

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