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Hello from Argentina. I need your help to solve my problem, please. Your tutorial was really helpful, but when the code went into production, I had a problem with 'CORS'. Do you know how to fix that? Thank you!
IMO This software is a waste of time. Installed it on a Virtual Machine and was missing components. Tried installing on a Raspberry PI 5 with Kali 2024-2 and get an error "ospd-openvas.service failed" You get what you pay for in this case 3 hours of my time. Good video for buggy software.
So, I learned a bit of Python, and now I'm trying to learn JavaScript, and I'm really starting to despair of how complicated it is to even test out code that involves user input (oh, no no, parse() doesn't work in VSCode, because it's node.js and not whatever this programming course assumes your framework is, so you have to summon some other stuff first, and then your code looks completely different from the model solution you were provided with, and, oh, you thought you could just run your code? Silly goose, you have to open the Terminal and cd and then make a call to the file your code is in! And now it still doesn't work because the stuff with the other summoning and the completely different code? Yeah, that messes up everything else, too, and you don't even know how to ask for help with this. Also, who needs more than one exercise to really grasp and internalise a concept? Oh, you? Well, google some exercises. Oh, those exercises are light years away from what this course taught you so far, haha, too bad, I guess?!) I am actually crying with frustration and very close to giving up here. I feel like there is just so much overhead for me to even get started, that I don't really want to know how actual coding problems will be like. Is there any resource out there that actually teaches you how to get into this stuff? I know that coding involves a lot of googling and finding things out on your own, and I was doing really well with Python. But JavaScript? What the fuck?! Can someone at least let in on the basics??
Still works mostly fine, even after many version updates. Some packages won't install anymore but apparently they're not required anyway. I'm using a managed MySQL RDS instance from AWS so I had to do a few things differently, but in the end it worked fine. Thanks a bunch for reading through the docs and making this video, it made my life a lot easier at work.
@@jamshidrahmani3117 a little earlier he cloned snipe-it's github repository, that's "installing" it (sort of). "cd snipeit" means he navigated to the directory he just downloaded the contents from that github's repository in the url. If you look at the top of his console you'll see 'sudo git clone...', that's essentially downloading the official snipe-it project from their github repository.
2:23 sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y 03:03 sudo apt install openvas 03:55 sudo gvm-setup 05:45 ls /etc/postgresql/ 06:14 sudo systemctl stop postgresql@14-main sudo /usr/bin/pg_dropcluster --stop 14 main 06:55 sudo gvm-setup 07:47 save the password 08:18 sudo gvm-check-setup (this will check if everything was installed properly) 09:07 sudo gvm-start (output: gvm services are already running) 09:18 localhost:9392 09:45 put in admin and default password that was given
As an experienced programmer, but a brand new novice to Python, I really appreciate this type of introductory video about syntax! See, I bought several of the best Python books, but they are not crystal clear like this video is. Thanks so much.
This was a very good video. OpenVas installation was not so straightforward but this definitely helped. WRT the admin password, you really have to be paying attention, otherwise you can miss it. Look for the lines: [*] Please note the password for the admin user [*] User created with password 'gkwkjwehw hwq hrh wlhkh q etc' [>] You can now run gvm-check-setup to make sure everything is correctly configured Enter it into your password manager. If you lose it, your in pain...there is no default. Thanks Stephan. Great job!
