Failed to scan. err: No server defined. Check the configuration

[keyolk]

Hello~
I'm newbie on this project.

I'm tyring it with docker, docker-compose.
but failed with below error

[Sep 19 02:04:56]  INFO [localhost] Validating Config...
[Sep 19 02:04:56]  INFO [localhost] Detecting Server/Contianer OS... 
[Sep 19 02:04:56]  INFO [localhost] Detecting OS of servers... 
[Sep 19 02:04:56]  INFO [localhost] Detecting OS of containers... 
[Sep 19 02:04:56]  INFO [localhost] Checking sudo configuration... 
[Sep 19 02:04:56]  INFO [localhost] Detecting Platforms... 
[Sep 19 02:04:56]  INFO [localhost] Scanning vulnerabilities... 
[Sep 19 02:04:56] ERROR [localhost] Failed to scan. err: No server defined. Check the configuration

my config.toml is below

[servers]

[my laptop]
host  = "xx.xx.xxxx.xxx"
user  = "keyolk"
keyPath  = "conf/id_rsa"

vuls configtest -debug
[Sep 19 03:04:31]  INFO [localhost] Validating Config...
[Sep 19 03:04:31]  INFO [localhost] Detecting Server/Contianer OS... 
[Sep 19 03:04:31]  INFO [localhost] Detecting OS of servers... 
[Sep 19 03:04:31]  INFO [localhost] Detecting OS of containers... 
[Sep 19 03:04:31]  INFO [localhost] Checking sudo configuration... 
[Sep 19 03:04:31]  INFO [localhost] SSH-able servers are below...

Could anyone inform me why it puts the error ?

[kotakanbe]

Hello. Thanks for using Vuls :)

You have to change [my laptop] to [servers.my_laptop]

For details, see
https://github.com/toml-lang/toml#user-content-table or
https://github.com/BurntSushi/toml#more-complex-usage

Whitespace around dot-separated parts is ignored, however, best practice is to not use any extraneous whitespace.

Please update vuls to the latest version. Then try it again.

[keyolk]

@kotakanbe
Thanks reply
but still has an issue

it puts belows

[Sep 19 07:12:29]  INFO [localhost] Validating Config...
[Sep 19 07:12:33]  INFO [localhost] Detecting Server/Contianer OS... 
[Sep 19 07:12:33]  INFO [localhost] Detecting OS of servers... 
[Sep 19 07:12:34] ERROR [localhost] (1/2) Failed: xx-xx-xxx-xxx, err: [Unknown OS Type]
[Sep 19 07:12:35] ERROR [localhost] (2/2) Failed: xx-xx-xxx-xx, err: [Unknown OS Type]
[Sep 19 07:12:35]  INFO [localhost] Detecting OS of containers... 
[Sep 19 07:12:35]  INFO [localhost] Checking sudo configuration... 
[Sep 19 07:12:35]  INFO [localhost] SSH-able servers are below...

Both are Arch based distro
whether it has some OS limitation to use ?

[kotakanbe]

Arch Linux is not supported yet.
see https://github.com/future-architect/vuls#support-os

I found the vulnerability information abount arch Linux on the web.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CVE#Documented_CVE.27s

If we get these CVE information via command line, Vuls can detect the vulnerability information on Arch Linux. Do you know about that?

[keyolk]

@kotakanbe
I'll check how I can get the information.
And I just wannted to check docker images not the docker engine host.
Is there some workaround ?

And How it make matching CPE ID and target files ?
What I mean it just check package management system ?
Is it same to for docker contaienrs ?

[kotakanbe]

And I just wannted to check docker images not the docker engine host.
Is there some workaround ?

Not implemented yet.
#122

And How it make matching CPE ID and target files ?
What I mean it just check package management system ?

Please see Usage: Scan vulnerability of non-OS package section.
https://github.com/future-architect/vuls#usage-scan-vulnerability-of-non-os-package

[kotakanbe]

@keyolk

And I just wannted to check docker images not the docker engine host.
Is there some workaround ?

I implemented the function :)
Please specify -containers-only option of scan subcommand.
For details, see #190

[kotakanbe]

If you are still in trouble, please reopen the issue.
Thanks

[swiftgeek]

vulnerability information is now available at https://security.archlinux.org/