NeXpose has reported the following error: Critical error during initialization: Failed to init login module: SQL Exception: Database ‘nexpose’ not found.

so when i go to “HOME” page shows following mistake:

Home :: Error An error was encountered processing your request.

Source page: /home.html

Error code: 500

Error message: server not configured to handle request for /home.html

so… i though maybe whether a solution to avoid reinstallation is trying to restore a back up from other nexpose?

I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t use the same PostgreSQL database engine with both Nexpose and Metasploit. They would have their own databases within PostgreSQL. However, if you mean actually sharing data between the two, I’m not quite sure if that’d be possible.

Apparently, per this link: https://community.rapid7.com/docs/DOC-1266, you can use a Nexpose plugin to integrate with Metasploit. Might try looking into that as well.

Hope that helps. Let me know if I can do anything else!

-Noah

is there any possibility to the same PostgreSql database with nexpose AND metasploit? I am using Backtrack5 with metasploit 3.7.2 and Postgresql as tutorialed here: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/backtrack-5-experts-section/40377-bt5-metasploit-postgresql.html

my regards

If you do a DFU restore to a stock iPhone/iOS image, it won’t be able to detect if you previously jailbroke your iPhone. However Apple will be able to know the last date you restored your iPhone (which is fine, you can just state that you did a restore to see if that helped fix the problem you were having).

However, the problem with doing a DFU mode restore is that the Behavior Scan software looks at trends (on application usage, battery usage, etc). If you restore your iPhone right before heading to the Apple Store, there is a possibility that the Genius Bar would say that there is not enough historical data for them to make a diagnosis.

Hope that helps!

I wasn’t clear on whether it did or not.

Cheers, M.