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I currently have a fuzzing test running for quite a long time Fuzzing time: 118h19m43.680240575s and I was wondering:
how can I obtain a refreshed status?
is the status only output on the console when the corpus grows?
is there a mean to stop the process while keeping the corpus found so far?
Las time I stopped such a process, despite the option --corpus_database=./corpus/, it didn't write anything in my corpus directory.
And at the time being, with Corpus size: 35, the same directory is still empty.
Unfortunately, I'll soon need to reboot the host on which this process is running, and I really don't want to loose all the work done so far.
This binary was built after a git pull on Tuesday 19th May from fuzztest main branch.
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Hello,
I currently have a fuzzing test running for quite a long time
Fuzzing time: 118h19m43.680240575sand I was wondering:Las time I stopped such a process, despite the option
--corpus_database=./corpus/, it didn't write anything in my corpus directory.And at the time being, with
Corpus size: 35, the same directory is still empty.Unfortunately, I'll soon need to reboot the host on which this process is running, and I really don't want to loose all the work done so far.
This binary was built after a git pull on Tuesday 19th May from fuzztest main branch.
--versionoutput:Any help from anyone would be warmly welcome.
Regards.
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