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Active_Record is Causing Stack Traces When db_import Is Called With Certain Files #14209
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CC @jmartin-r7 as we were talking about this issue yesterday. |
And one last stack trace just in case it helps at all:
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Hey @gwillcox-r7, would it be possible you could get us an example |
Files have been sent over via Jeffery, let me know if you haven't got them. |
Yea, got the files. Thanks @gwillcox-r7 👍 |
@cgranleese-r7 Did you look into this/resolve the issue? 👀 |
Steps to reproduce
How'd you do it?
./msfdb start
and ensure the database is up and running.workspace -a appscan
or some name of your choice.db_import ../qa/import_files/appscan.xml
(or point it to the location whereappscan.xml
is located on your disk).appscan.xml
will cause the database to crash.../qa/import_files/core2.xml
and../qa/import_files/core1.xml
and not that they also cause the database to crash.Were you following a specific guide/tutorial or reading documentation?
Nope, this was encountered whilst testing another PR.
Expected behavior
These files should import successfully, and when you run
hosts
andservices
they should display the hosts and their services.Current behavior
And also:
Metasploit version
v6.0.9-dev-49d5d2abf8
Ruby version 2.6.6p146
Running inside a Ubuntu Linux 20.04 VM
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