Re: Google SoC Ideas -- Page Updated

[Richard Moore <rich () westpoint ltd uk>]

One option would be to use something like KJS, it has no
external dependencies on KDE etc. and is already used for
embedded scripting in a number of apps within KDE (via
KJSEmbed) and also in things like Apple's dashboard. It
has the advantages of very fast startup time and small
size compared to interpreters like perl or python.

Cheers

Rich.

Fyodor wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 26, 2006 at 08:02:17PM -0400, stripes wrote:
>
> > Nothing about NASL support?
>
>
> The "Add Scripting/Module Support to Nmap" project could potentially
> use NASL.  But I'm not sure it is a great idea.  Most of the Nessus
> modules are now (c) Tenable Network Security and wouldn't allow us to
> distribute them with Nessus.  I haven't read their license agreement,
> but they may not allow end users (even those who buy the latest feed)
> to use the scripts within other programs.
>
> Cheers,
> -F
>
>
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