Expand detection information of results #1182
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This new column allows better identification of where products were found locally on target hosts and consequently better handling of multiple instances of products.
The OID will now be determined inside result_detection_reference as the host detail to be used will depend on other detection data.
The column with the detected_by detail is no longer used and if possible the path should be used to determine the detection details.
The sql() call contained a stray comma, the output was not initialized and some uses were not dereferenced.
This allows using new "detected_by@" host details that specify the NVT used to detect a vulnerability at a specific path or port.
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This adds a "path" column and the use of additional host details to results to better handle cases where products were detected in multiple locations on one host.
For example multiple versions of a product are installed and a vulnerability is reported for a specific one.
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