GVM-10 - how to change url?

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Hey. Sorry, did not know which section to address.
I have OpenVAS 10. How can I change the address for gui? Now used http://localhost:4000

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Try

gsad --help

This will detail the various options you have for running gsad.

You are probably looking for

  -p, --port=<number>                    Use port number <number>.
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Not a port, but an address.
If you do this, then connecting to http://192.168.1.150:4000 does not work:

service gsad stop
gsad --listen=192.168.1.150
service gsad start

update:

I apologize. It turns out the connection does not even go to localhost.

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Maybe something else needs to be done?
I’m trying to deploy openvas 10 on ubuntu 18.04. I take the instruction here: https://launchpad.net/~mrazavi/+archive/ubuntu/gvm, as well as the package itself.

After replenishment:
add-apt-repository ppa:mrazavi/gvm
apt -y install gvm bzip2 links

greenbone-nvt-sync
greenbone-scapdata-sync
greenbone-certdata-sync

systemctl restart gvmd
systemctl restart openvas-scanner
systemctl restart gsad

links http://localhost:4000

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Not a port, but an address.
If you do this, then connecting to http:// 192.168.1.150:4000 does not work:

service gsad stop
gsad --listen=192.168.1.150
service gsad start

update:

I apologize. It turns out the connection does not even go to localhost.

Maybe something else needs to be done?
I’m trying to deploy openvas 10 on ubuntu 18.04. I take the instruction here: https:// launchpad.net/~mrazavi/+archive/ubuntu/gvm, as well as the package itself.

After replenishment:
add-apt-repository ppa:mrazavi/gvm
apt -y install gvm bzip2 links

greenbone-nvt-sync
greenbone-scapdata-sync
greenbone-certdata-sync

systemctl restart gvmd
systemctl restart openvas-scanner
systemctl restart gsad

links http://localhost:4000

Error loading http:// localhost:4000/:
Error reading socket

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This is a third-party integration. Please contact the authors of the packages you used.

Greenbone only provides and supports the plain sources (GSE), the community edition (GCE) and of course the commercial solutions.

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Since you’re using the Ubuntu packages provided by mrazavi:

You need to edit the file /etc/default/gsad – it contains the list of variables/settings which are then passed to the invocation of gsad.

By default, gsad is binding to localhost port 4000.
In order to make gsad reachable from the outside world I changed theses settings:

PORT_NUMBER=443
SSL_PRIVATE_KEY=/etc/ssl/private/privkey.pem
SSL_CERTIFICATE=/etc/ssl/certs/cert_and_chain.pem

I used port 443 and the key/certificate settings, since my GSAD can be reached via https:// only.

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