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Hi @NVitanovic , Thanks for your contribution. I tested your script but it didn't give a satisfying result because Vulmon API doesn't have a separate DB for Redhat. Before merging the code, we must do some development on Vulmon API. For that reason, I am not merging it for now. We have plans to add Redhat support to API in the following months btw. |
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This pull request resolves issue #16 and allows the Vulmap Linux script to work on RHEL based systems that utilize
rpmpackage manager.The following changes have been done:
rpmcommand in the same format asdpkgin the getProductList().The remaining flow of the script has not been modified.
Other package managers can be added in the same way based on a different distro if they follow
/etc/os-releaseconvention.