fuzzable argument not working with s_binary()

[ghost]

Hi,

I am currently trying to fuzz an embedded system using the s_binary() method. I want to fuzz different fields depending on the fuzzing session, so I want to use the s_binary() method to define my protocol so that I can set some fields as fuzzable and some as not fuzzable. For some reason, I am getting the error "TypeError: s_binary() got an unexpected keyword argument 'fuzzable'", even though I know s_binary() should have a fuzzable argument from reading the documentation included with Sulley.

Here is the line of code that is generating the error:

s_binary("0x00", name="IDBit", fuzzable="False")

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot,
-4leaf

[magwitch324]

I believe that s_binary is never fuzzable. it actually creates a static with the given value, but handles more formats that the normal static

[Fitblip]

Yep, Magwitch is correct.

sulley/sulley/__init__.py

Line 266 in f6b1546

def s_binary (value, name=None):

Sorry about that :(. I'll make sure to add that to the feature list for Sulley v2 :).