I recently kicked off a large scan (~1000 hosts) of an IT environment and everything seemed good. At about 11% of the scan, my session timed out and when I attempt to log back in I get an error message:
"Internal Error Message.png"
Quick google searches turned up nothing but lead me to the logs.
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md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h31.14 UTC:1571: sql_prepare_internal: sqlite3_prepare failed: no such table: result_new_severities
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h31.14 UTC:1571: init_iterator: sql_prepare failed
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h31.14 UTC:1571: sql_close: attempt to close db with open statement(s)
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h42.06 UTC:19019: sql_prepare_internal: sqlite3_prepare failed: no such table: result_new_severities
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h42.06 UTC:19019: init_iterator: sql_prepare failed
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h42.06 UTC:19019: sql_close: attempt to close db with open statement(s)
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h54.25 UTC:6745: sql_prepare_internal: sqlite3_prepare failed: no such table: result_new_severities
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h54.25 UTC:6745: init_iterator: sql_prepare failed
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h54.25 UTC:6745: sql_close: attempt to close db with open statement(s)
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h54.35 UTC:7030: sql_prepare_internal: sqlite3_prepare failed: no such table: result_new_severities
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h54.35 UTC:7030: init_iterator: sql_prepare failed
md main:WARNING:2016-05-06 15h54.35 UTC:7030: sql_close: attempt to close db with open statement(s)
Is this the culprit, if so, what columns are required for the above table?
Also I noticed my task is still running because after running netstat I can see connections to the target machines. Ideally I don't want to stop this scan since its been running for over 12 hours.