Re: non existent script called with --script=all

[Ron <ron () skullsecurity net>]

Fyodor wrote:
> It is an interesting idea, but I can see some down sides.  For
> example, whenever you do an svn update and get new scripts, you'd need
> to run --script-updatedb before you would see the new scripts.  Also,
> Nmap is oftwn run by unprivileged users who can't write to the Nmap
> system-wide scripts directory.  So we'd probably need to generate the
> file at install time.  And that seems more complicated and error-prone
> than our current system.
My thought is, if it's generated on the fly, you wouldn't ever need to
write to the file. That would solve all your issues. The downside, I
suppose, is that it wouldn't be scalable.


-- 
Ron Bowes
http://www.skullsecurity.org/

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