Hi!
There were issues with running agents on Linux around that version
(2.3.5) of Peach which is now in HotFuzz. When I tried it in the past,
I always gave it up. As far as I remember, the problem was that
"vtrace" structures that were in the python code (connected with the
monitor) were different than the structs in the headers of the kernel.
The kernel structs changed so frequently that it was not possible to
keep it up-to-date. Basically, when a crash occurred, the monitor
could not read the data about the crash correctly. I am not 100%
precise, but you can get the idea.
Peach now uses apport for collecting crash infos (as far as I know).
If you really want to fuzz your target that runs on Linux, you might
have a look on that.
I recommend running HotFuzz on some Windows targets first. Although a
lot of it is automatic, there might be some struggles anyway.
Combining it with Linux agents / agents of a different version of
Peach / updating HotFuzz with a newer version of Peach; that could be
too much at once.
Martin
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