Making some veggie burgers for Liesl and me.

I find it sometimes available, and sometimes not. But the situation here is definitely just the env not being picked up yet.

@Emad-R said in Install OpenVas9 in Ubuntu Server:

@scottalanmiller

if you ask me they are going commercial also version 10 is called something else with diff naming

All they did is rename OpenVAS to Greenbose Vulnerability Management (GVM). Nearly every product renames at some point. They didn't even change the versions, though, so it couldn't be less erratic.

OpenVAS 8 (Released before 2017)
OpenVAS 9 (Released 2017)
GVM 10 (Released 2019)

8... 9... 10... in order.

GVM 10 isn't commercial, it's still open source.

Coffee time.

Just saw this headline.... "RAID 5 ON 3 md1200s with 36 8tb drives". I'm not going to read that thread, but boy can I just imagine the setting him up for disaster advice that people are going to give because they think that it is funny to trick people into losing data.

@Emad-R said in Install OpenVas9 in Ubuntu Server:

@dbeato

the thing is openvas versions is all over the place, dont they have a new version 10 right now, a month ago it was on 8 .

how is that all over the place? They had 8, it is now 9, and 10 will be the next one. That's not "all over the place", that's a "normal sequence".

Now Windows, that's all over the place.

This is some awesome stuff.