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Unicornscan and PostgreSQL
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1. The PostgreSQL service has to be up and running. Depending on the exact
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version of Slackware, on the first PostgreSQL startup, a "initdb -D \
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/var/lib/pgsql/data" is maybe required for initializing.
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bash-4.2# /etc/rc.d/rc.postgresql start
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2. Switch to the PostgreSQL user.
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bash-4.2# su - postgres
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postgres@darkstar:~$
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3. Create an own PostgreSQL database user for unicornscan. Don't forget to set
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a password, e.g. "scanit!" as it is used in all examples.
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postgres@darkstar:~$ createuser --no-superuser --no-createrole --no-createdb --pwprompt unicornscan
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Enter password for new role:
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Enter it again:
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4. Create an own PostgreSQL database for unicornscan linked with the previous
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generated database user for unicornscan.
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postgres@darkstar:~$ createdb --owner unicornscan unicornscan
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5. Switch back to the root user.
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postgres@darkstar:~$ exit
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bash-4.2#
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6. Edit PostgreSQL client authentication file /var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf
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file with a text editor, insert the following lines before the other already
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existing rules.
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# TYPE DATABASE USER CIDR-ADDRESS METHOD
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local unicornscan unicornscan md5
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host unicornscan unicornscan 127.0.0.1/32 md5
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host unicornscan unicornscan ::1/128 md5
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7. Edit PostgreSQL server configuration in /var/lib/pgsql/data/postgresql.conf
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and set the configuration variable as follows:
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escape_string_warning = off
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8. Restart the PostgreSQL service to enable the previous performed changes.
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bash-4.2# /etc/rc.d/rc.postgresql restart
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Restarting PostgreSQL...
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waiting for server to shut down.... done
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server stopped
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server starting
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9. Create the required tables for unicornscan inside of PostgreSQL database,
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there will be some error messages displayed after entering the password for
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psql. These error messages are normal and expected, because the SQL dump
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contains a SQL DROP of all tables before the SQL CREATE is performed.
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bash-4.2# psql --username unicornscan --password unicornscan < /usr/doc/unicornscan-0.*/pgsql_schema.sql
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Password for user unicornscan:
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[...]
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bash-4.2# psql --username unicornscan --password unicornscan < /usr/doc/unicornscan-0.*/session.sql
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Password for user unicornscan:
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[...]
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10. Edit the unicornscan configuration file /etc/unicornscan/modules.conf and
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check or correct the PostgreSQL database connection settings.
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module "pgsqldb" {
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dbconf: "user=unicornscan password=scanit! host=localhost dbname=unicornscan";
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logpacket: "true";
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};
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11. Perform a small sample scan and write the output to PostgreSQL database.
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bash-4.2# unicornscan www.google.com -e pgsqldb
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TCP open http[ 80] from 209.85.129.104 ttl 52
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TCP open https[ 443] from 209.85.129.104 ttl 52
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