I downloaded and installed Kali Linux to my hard drive from the the kali-linux-1.10-amd64.iso file.
I've updated OpenVAS using lazykali.sh, modified the /etc/default/openvas-manager and /etc/default/greenbone-security-assistant files to allow access outside of the local system, installed alien, rpm, nsis, and fakeroot to clear the rpm and nsis install messages when running ./openvas-check-setup --v7.
I am now able to initial scans and run reports, but I'm not able to create credentials. I receive the following error:
Internal error: create_lsc_credential_omp:3690 (GSA 5.0.1)
An internal error occurred while creating a new credential. It is unclear whether the credential has been created or not. Diagnostics: Failure to receive response from manager daemon.
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I've Googled the error and there isn't much posted about it except the following:
[Openvas-discuss] Internal error: create_lsc_credential_omp:3690 (GSA 5.0.1) (Solved)
http://lists.wald.intevation.org/pip...ry/007246.html
Their solution was to copy /etc/openvas/gnupg directory to the /var/lib/openvas/gnupg directory.
In my install the only thing located in /etc/openvas are three .conf files (gsad_log.conf, openvasmd_log.conf, and pwpolicy.conf). So I don't think this will work properly.
Is there a particular log that I should be looking at?
Any ideas on how to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated? Thank you for your help in this matter!