{ "success": false, "message": "'GMPv227' object has no attribute 'get_assets'" }

[efren02]

it keeps returning GMPv227’ object has no attribute ‘get_assets’" }

this is my current code:
async def get_all_hosts_with_os(args):
try:
@run_gvm_sync
def sync_get_all_assets(gmp, **kwargs):
assets_list =

        assets_xml = gmp.get_assets()
        root = etree.fromstring(assets_xml)

        for asset in root.findall("asset"):
            asset_data = {
                "id": asset.get("id"),
                "name": asset.findtext("name"),
                "ip": asset.findtext("ip"),
                "os": asset.findtext("os") or "Unknown",
                "severity": asset.findtext("highest_threat") or "0.0",
                "first_seen": asset.findtext("first"),
                "last_seen": asset.findtext("last"),
            }
            assets_list.append(asset_data)

        return assets_list

    # ✅ This passes username/password to the wrapper
    result = await asyncio.to_thread(sync_get_all_assets, **vars(args))

    return {
        "success": True,
        "hosts": result,
    }

except Exception as e:
    return {
        "success": False,
        "message": str(e),
    }

I’ve checked my gvm it’s all up to date

[bricks (Björn Ricks)]

Yes because the GMP object doesn’t have a get_assets method. At least not anymore. There is get_hosts and get_operating_systems instead.

[efren02]

Thank you for this! Has this been removed in the latest versions?

[bricks (Björn Ricks)]

I really think it got removed a loooooong time ago. I can’t even find a version where it was available quickly.

[efren02]

@bricks

get_operating_systems

I see. Is there a simpler way to fetch this data?
Currently, I have to parse it from the reports, which is a bit complicated. Ideally, I’d like to extract the OS and host information without going through a complex process.
I also tried using get_operating_systems, but it returns empty. Based on my research, it seems this only works if the OS information was manually entered in the OpenVAS “Operating Systems” section.