I do not know what it shows as solved… issue has not been solved. lol I think I am going to just run a kali vm and install openvas lol
@ceantuco Kali is best way to run openvas without problems. Easy to install and..
Eero
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@Eero yes, that is how I used to run it; however, I felt uncomfortable using a distro with so many hacking tools at work so decided to use OpenVas in a container instead. Perhaps, I can create a Kali virtual machine and have the host powered off until I need to do a scan. Thanks!
You can build minimal kali with only openvas installed using simple-cdd builder or similar.
I prefer full os due to flexibility.
Eero
“For my own use, I created scripts that generate targets, tasks, start scans, and finally extract PDF results—simple and fast.”
No need to access gui, just run one script. perfect!
Eero
Have this issue too.
It happed to me, when I deleted all scans and targets and then start a new scan.
My version is 21.10.
This fixed it for me: