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25.03.03

15 Mar 09:21
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Version 25.03.03 fixes a regression(#331) that brought back the wrong version of impacket (Thanks to @gooseleggs) and includes the latest bits from Greenbone's updates.

Full Changelog: 25.02.02...25.03.03

25.02.02

10 Feb 05:42
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Updates from GB. Latest gvmd is now 25.0.0

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25.02.01

02 Feb 10:04
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This is a minor version bump from Greenbone but ...

Also

I ran into some random cases during testing where, during shutdown, gvmd freaked out when the database shuts down. I've been capturing the shutdown request and ensuring the DB shuts down cleanly for a long time, but this was the first time I'd seen that. While I'm not able to reliably test this scenario, I've added a single pkill gvmd and then a sleep 1 before the DB shutdown, This should force gvmd to finish its actions before the DB shuts down and hopefully prevent it from freaking out. So far, I've not seen it happen again yet.

In other news ....

The Red Hat notus files are almost ready. I've managed to decipher the bits from the Red Hat Security API and place them all into a shiny new sqlite3 database. Now I need to write the bits to pull from the new DB and generate the actual notus files. The current plan is to only support the last 3 versions of RHEL. (7,8,9) with notus files for all minor versions ( RHEL 7.3, RHEL 8.2 etc ..)

-Scott

Full Changelog: 25.01.01...25.02.01

25.01.01

19 Jan 19:17
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New Year ... New release.

This release resolves issue #321 where the refresh was unintentionally pulling in untested code.... I've fixed that bug and the code that was breaking the container. :)

It also includes the latest released code from Greenbone.

Full Changelog: 24.12.03...25.01.01

24.12.03

16 Dec 11:26
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Added missing "$" to single.sh #317
Thanks @righter83 & @dustinbird

24.12.02

12 Dec 17:39
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Minor updates from Greenbone.

Also added a new option to skip startup of gsad. Some folks are running the container headless, so this could reduce needed resources.

-e SKIPGSAD=true

-Scott

Full Changelog: 24.12.01...24.12.02

24.12.01 Minor updates from GB

02 Dec 23:03
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Just some minor updates from GB.

Full Changelog: 24.10.1...24.12.01

New Release, New Interface & New Release naming

24 Oct 20:49
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OK ...
The release numbering change is LONG overdue. From now on, tags will follow the date. GB had at one time long ago referred to their GVM releases by the gvmd release version and only updated once or twice a year (sometimes every other year.) Well, they have been through 23.x.x for some things and are now on 24.x.x for some things .... So ... time for change here too.

From now on, release tags will follow the %y.%m.{serial #} format. ( ie YY.MM. )

If there is a Major change, I'll announce here.

In this release, there is one noticeably major change. GSA received an interface update. (All from GB .. I only updated the login page.... )

I want to thank ALL of my paid subscribers and the folks who open issues and help me resolve bugs. You folks are ALL awesome and VERY appreciated.

If you are using this container as part of your current bussiness model or even personally on a regular basis, please consider a subscription as it will give you access to the most up-to-date feed data, an actual SLA for problems and increased influence on the future direction of the project.

Thank you,
Scott

22.4.51

08 Oct 23:02
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This release includes some updates from GB and new method of restoring the DB to postgres.

-Scott

22.4.49

25 Aug 17:01
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Another minor release from Greenbone, and the addition of a news updates to the login page. Thoughts? Let us know in the comments here.

-Scott

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