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38 lines
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Unicornscan and PostgreSQL
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1. Follow the /usr/doc/unicornscan-0.*/unicornscan-README.slackware file, so that the
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PostgreSQL service is up and running already.
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2. Ensure PHP is enabled by uncommenting the following line in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf
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Include /etc/httpd/mod_php.conf
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3. Ensure PHP supports postgresql
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http://diantokam.blogspot.com/2012/10/solved-getting-postgresql-914-module.html
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4. Start (or restart) the Apache HTTP webserver, to ensure that configuration
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file for Apache gets active.
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bash-4.2# /etc/rc.d/rc.httpd start
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5. Move the www-front-end directory to /var/www/unicornscan
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bash-4.2# mv /usr/doc/unicornscan-0.*/www-front-end /var/www/htdocs/unicornscan
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6. Edit the unicornscan configuration file /var/www/htdocs/unicornscan/config.php and check
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for correct the PostgreSQL database connection settings.
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$PHPLIB["database_name"]="unicornscan";
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$PHPLIB["database_username"]="unicornscan";
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$PHPLIB["database_password"]="scanit!";
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$PHPLIB["database_host"]="127.0.0.1";
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7. Perform a small sample scan and write the output to PostgreSQL database.
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bash-4.2# unicornscan www.google.com -e pgsqldb
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TCP open http[ 80] from 209.85.129.104 ttl 52
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TCP open https[ 443] from 209.85.129.104 ttl 52
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8. Open a webbrowser and switch to: http://localhost/unicornscan/
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