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cvereport(1) cvereport Manual cvereport(1) NAME cvereport - Generate an HTML report for the cvechecker output SYNOPSIS cvereport [-d | -D] <targetdir> <acknowledgementfile> DESCRIPTION The cvereport tool will generate an HTML report based on the cvechecker output. The report is generated based on some simple XML/XSLT transfor- mations and uses an acknowledgement file to keep track of the state of the CVE entries matching your system. USAGE COMMAND USAGE The command requires two user-specified options: • The targetdir is an existing, writeable directory where cvereport can store its report.html output. • The acknowledgementfile is an existing, readable XML file that con- tains the analysis of the CVE entries for your system The difference between -d and -D is that • -d runs the standard cvechecker report, whereas • -D runs the cvechecker report including matches for higher versions of the installed software ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FILE FORMAT The XML file for the acknowledgements uses the following syntax: <?xml version="1.0"?> <acknowledgements> <resolution id="resolution_id_1">Comment about why a CVE entry is irrelevant for your system</resolution> <resolution id="resolution_id_2">Another comment</resolution> <comment id="comment_id_1">Comment why the CVE is acknowledged, but not resolved</comment> <file name="/path/to/filename1" cve="CVE-2000-1234" state="irrelevant" resolution="resolution_id_1" /> <file name="/path/to/filename2" cve="CVE-2000-5678" state="irrelevant" resolution="resolution_id_2" /> <file name="/path/to/filename3" cve="CVE-2001-9012" state="acknowledged" comment="comment_id_1" /> </acknowledgements> The use of comments or resolutions within the file entity is not manda- tory, but recommended. AUTHOR cvereport is part of the cvechecker tool. cvereport was written by Sven Vermeulen <sven.vermeulen@siphos.be>. September 1, 2010 27 November 2010 cvereport(1)
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