NAME

       gsad - Greenbone Security Assistant of the Greenbone Vulnerability Management

SYNOPSIS

       gsad OPTIONS

DESCRIPTION

       Together, OpenVAS Scanner (openvassd(8)) and Greenbone Vulnerability Manager daemon (gvmd(8)) provide the
       core functionality of the Greenbone Vulnerability Management (GVM), with  OpenVAS  Scanner  handling  the
       actual  scan process and Greenbone Vulnerability Manager daemon adding various management functionalities
       to handle and organise scan results.

       The Greenbone Security Assistant Daemon (gsad) is a  web  application  that  connects  to  the  Greenbone
       Vulnerability Manager to provide for a full-featured user interface for vulnerability management.

OPTIONS

       -f, --foreground
              Run in foreground.

       --http-only
              Serve HTTP only, without SSL.

       --listen=ADDRESS
              Listen on ADDRESS.

       --mlisten=ADDRESS
              Manager address.

       -p, --port=PORT
              Listen on port number PORT.

       -m, --mport=PORT
              Use manager port number PORT.

       -r, --rport=PORT
              Redirect HTTP from port number PORT.

       --no-redirect
              Don't redirect HTTP to HTTPS.

       -k, --ssl-private-key=FILE
              Use FILE as the private key for HTTPS

       -c, --ssl-certificate=FILE
              Use FILE as the certificate for HTTPS

       --do-chroot
              Do chroot and drop privileges.

       --gnutls-priorities=PRIORITIES
              GnuTLS priorities string.

       --dh-params=FILE
              Diffie-Hellman  parameters  file  for  PFS  support. Functional only with Libmicrohttpd 0.9.35 and
              higher.

       --unix-socket=FILE
              Listen for HTTP requests on the provided unix socket file.

       --munix-socket=FILE
              Path to Manager unix socket.

       -v, --verbose
              Print progress messages.

       -V, --version
              Print version.

       --http-frame-opts=FRAME-OPTS
              X-Frame-Options HTTP header. Defaults to "SAMEORIGIN".

       --http-csp=CSP
              Content-Security-Policy HTTP header. Defaults  to  "default-src  'self'  'unsafe-inline';  img-src
              'self' blob:; frame-ancestors 'self'"

       --http-sts
              Enable HTTP Strict-Tranport-Security header.

       --http-sts-max-age=max-age
              max-age in seconds for HTTP Strict-Tranport-Security header.  Defaults to 31536000.

       --drop-privileges=user
              Drop privileges to <user>.

       --vendor-version=string
              Use string as version in interface.

       --secure-cookie
              Use a secure cookie (implied when using HTTPS).

       --timeout=minutes
              Minutes of user idle time before session expires. Defaults to 15 minutes.

       --client-watch-interval=number
              Check if client connection was closed every <number> seconds. 0 to disable. Defaults to 1.

       --debug-tls=number
              Enable TLS debugging at level.

       --ignore-x-real-ip
              Do not use X-Real-IP to determine the client address.

       --per-ip-connection-limit=number
              Sets the maximum number of connections per ip. Use 0 for unlimited.

       --http-cors=CORS
              Set Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) allow origin http header.

       --user-session-limit=MAX_SESSIONS
              Set maximum number of active sessions per user. 0 for unlimited.

       -?, --help
              Show help.

EXAMPLES

       gsad

       Start gsad with the default port configuration and listen on port 443 for HTTPS requests.

SEE ALSO

       openvas(8), gvmd(8), ospd-openvas(8)

MORE INFORMATION

       The canonical places where you will find more information about the Greenbone Vulnerability Manager are:

              Community Portal ⟨https://community.greenbone.net⟩
              Development Platform ⟨https://github.com/greenbone⟩
              Greenbone Website ⟨https://www.greenbone.net⟩

COPYRIGHT

       The  Greenbone Security Assistant is released under the GNU GPL, version 2, or, at your option, any later
       version.