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------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------IMPORTANT------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
-You will need to set up your /etc/redis.conf file properly before
-running openvas-scanner for the first time.
-For details, please see the example config file installed to:
---> /etc/openvas/redis.conf.example
-Please configure /etc/openvas/openvassd.conf properly
-according to redis listening unix socket.
-e.g. /etc/openvas/openvassd.conf --> kb_location = /tmp/redis.sock
-If you use first-start script it will check various issues and
-automatically setup OpenVAS for first time use.
-GSA(Greenbone Security Agent) WebUI listens port
-9392(local) default. If you want to use nginx reverse proxy
-to reach WebUI please see the example config file
---> /etc/openvas/gsa.nginx.reverse.proxy.example
-otherwise you can change port to 443 or 80.
-
------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------SCRIPTS-------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
-'first-start'                  
---> Automatically setup OpenVAS for first time use
---> Installed in /etc/openvas/scripts
-
-'openvas-feed-sync'
---> Updates Feeds | You can add this to cron
---> Installed in /etc/openvas/scripts
-
------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------ENVIRONMENT SETTINGS FOR SYSTEMD & OPEN-RC-------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
-'openvas-scanner-daemon.conf'  
---> OpenVAS Scanner systemd daemon settings
---> Installed in /etc/openvas/sysconfig
-
-'gvmd-daemon.conf'
---> OpenVAS Manager systemd daemon settings
---> Installed in /etc/openvas/sysconfig
-
-'gsa-daemon.conf
---> Greenbone Security Agent systemd daemon settings
---> Installed in /etc/openvas/sysconfig
-
-'openvas-scanner'
---> OpenVAS Scanner open-rc daemon settings
---> Installed in /etc/config.d
-
-'gvmd'
---> OpenVAS Manager open-rc daemon settings
---> Installed in /etc/config.d
-
-'gsa'
---> Greenbone Security Agent systemd daemon settings
---> Installed in /etc/config.d
-
------------------------------------------------------------------
---------QUICK START COMMANDS (IF YOU DON'T USE SCRIPTS)----------
------------------------------------------------------------------
-'env-update && source /etc/profile'
---> Update PATHS
-
-'openvas-manage-certs -a'
---> Create certificates automatically first time
-
-'greenbone-nvt-sync'
---> Update NVT Feed
-
-'greenbone-scapdata-sync'
---> Update scapdata Feed
-
-'greenbone-certdata-sync'
---> Update certdata Feed
-
-'openvassd --foreground --only-cache'
---> Generate initial NVT cache and quit
-
-'rc-service openvas-scanner start or systemctl start openvas-scanner' 
---> Start OpenVAS-Scanner
-
-'openvasmd --rebuild --progress'
---> Initialize the Database
-
-'openvasmd --create-user=admin --role=Admin'
---> Create User for WEBUI.Save your password
-
-'rc-service gvmd start or systemctl start gvmd'
---> Start OpenVAS-Manager
-
-'rc-service gsa start or systemctl start gsa'
---> Start the Greenbone Security Assistant
-
------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------PLUGIN KEY AND SIGNING----------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
-'gpg --homedir=/etc/openvas/gnupg --gen-key'
---> Generate Key
-
-'wget https://www.greenbone.net/GBCommunitySigningKey.asc'
---> Official OpenVAS Transfer Key
-
-'gpg --homedir=/etc/openvas/gnupg --import GBCommunitySigningKey.asc' 
---> Import OpenVAS Transfer Key
-
-'gpg --homedir=/etc/openvas/gnupg --lsign-key 0ED1E580'
---> Sign