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Hello!
After an update was run on July 30th, I noticed OpenVAS was removed. I tried to reinstall it, but apt-get is unable due to a dependency conflict. A shared library conflicts with another shared library or something??
Anyway, I guess my question is: Is this intentional on the part of the Devs? Did the Devs even know about this? I mean, is OpenVAS depreciated now or something?? I was just starting to use it, and now I can't! Is there an easy way to get it back??
--Aaron
Hi,
there was a Message during the upgrade process that it has been renamed to GVM and you have to install it manually.
so you can get it back by:
sudo apt-get install gvm
i don't know if it works, because i did not use it
i have it installed, but keep getting the error I was getting with openvas System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.Failed to connect to bus: Host is down
the gvm-check-setup
WARNING: The Redis Database doesn't exist
FIX: Run sudo runuser -u _gvm -- openvas -u