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When I fuzzed some network protocols, I noticed that the execution speed dropped. It got worse the longer the test ran. I found that the write process to the data base took longer and longer.
So I opened the session.py and insert for the line 1472 an if statement:
if self.num_cases_actually_fuzzed % 10000 == 0: self._fuzz_data_logger.close_test_case()
this worked for me, but that won't be the solution you had in mind.
So what am i missing?
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Hello folks!
When I fuzzed some network protocols, I noticed that the execution speed dropped. It got worse the longer the test ran. I found that the write process to the data base took longer and longer.
So I opened the session.py and insert for the line 1472 an if statement:
if self.num_cases_actually_fuzzed % 10000 == 0:
self._fuzz_data_logger.close_test_case()
this worked for me, but that won't be the solution you had in mind.
So what am i missing?
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