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We are studying a cleanup in scapy's code, and were comparing currently "up-to-date" python libpcap implementations, to see which were outdated. (Indeed we are currently supporting python-pypcap, python-libpcap, pcapy, dnet and dumbnet)
Pcapy is one of the most up-to-date and maintained alternatives we have, and really is a great tool. However, unlike python-libpcap or python-pypcap (PR), pcapy has no support for monitor mode (pcap_set_rfmon)
As said by @guyharris in #19 (comment), it would require a deeper implementation, that is currently really lacking to pcapy. This has also been reported by #17 by @martinuy. However, it seems that this is stuck since 2016...
I know that many people have other things to do, but it would really be great if CoreSecurity/pcapy had plans about supporting all those functions.
Thank you for reading, really hoping that this project will move on, and not die like all the others.
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Hello,
We are studying a cleanup in scapy's code, and were comparing currently "up-to-date" python libpcap implementations, to see which were outdated. (Indeed we are currently supporting python-pypcap, python-libpcap, pcapy, dnet and dumbnet)
Pcapy is one of the most up-to-date and maintained alternatives we have, and really is a great tool. However, unlike
python-libpcap
orpython-pypcap
(PR), pcapy has no support for monitor mode (pcap_set_rfmon
)As said by @guyharris in #19 (comment), it would require a deeper implementation, that is currently really lacking to pcapy. This has also been reported by #17 by @martinuy. However, it seems that this is stuck since 2016...
I know that many people have other things to do, but it would really be great if CoreSecurity/pcapy had plans about supporting all those functions.
Thank you for reading, really hoping that this project will move on, and not die like all the others.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: