Matěj Týč

AFAIK, scap-workbench uses `pkexec` for the same purpose as it would use `sudo`. It doesn't require you to run is as root. Could you please give some background to your...

This is indeed a weird instruction. Could you try to clean, configure and build again, passing additional `-DENABLE_PRECOMPILED_HEADERS=OFF` to `cmake` in the configure phase?

@kvashishta I have noticed two things: * SSH under Windows may not always work due to the fact that `Cygwin` implementation of it is used and some very low-level errors...

You seem to have applied a bad remediation. `scap-workbench` is just a frontend for the `openscap` scanner, and it is the actual content that contains remediations. You have said that...

It is not totally clear what happened. Where does the message come from? If it is a HTML report, then attaching the relevant screenshot would help. And just a wild...

Thank you for investigating, it turns out that we have a bug in the bash remediation in this rule in the ComplianceAsCode project.

This has been fixed upstream in the referenced PR. It may take some time until this fix makes its way to your system - either through an upstream release, or...

What the message tries to say is that when one logs in using `ssh`, the `oscap` executable is available. Although OpenSCAP is technically capable to run on Windows, this feels...

The PR would probably benefit from a rebase, as it fails to compile on F34 for me.

That's a touch nut for those not fortunate enough to have a MacOS machine to reproduce this, such as us, scap-workbench developers. Unless any owner of such system helps us...