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all: support empty HTTP config #5670

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We don't really need an HTTP server when running syz-manager during kernel image testing and when running syz-diff automatically.

Don't require the config to be set and don't start the HTTP server in this case.

We don't really need an HTTP server when running syz-manager during kernel
image testing and when running syz-diff automatically.

Don't require the config to be set and don't start the HTTP server in
this case.
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dvyukov commented Jan 14, 2025

and when running syz-diff automatically.

I found the web interface useful for kernel dynamic interface probing (part of syz-declextract), it can take up to 10 minutes and it's handy to see how it doing (nice to see it's progressing rather than hanged or something).

syz-diff runs for longer, right? Can't it be useful to connect to it occasionally?
For the same reason we keep http/pprof interface open, you never know when you will need it.

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syz-diff runs for longer, right? Can't it be useful to connect to it occasionally?

I think ideally we'd have logging that is detailed enough to understand what was going on

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Merged via the queue into google:master with commit 102e004 Jan 14, 2025
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