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No module named pcapy #10
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Try running |
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Sorry, there was a typo in the command I shared with you. I fixed it now. Please give it another shot and let me know what happens. |
I ran |
Try doing:
What OS are you running? |
I'm running macOS Sierra version 10.12.2, python 2.7.13 After uninstalling and installing scapy I keep getting the pcapy module error. I installed the pcapy module and the message is as follows:
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I see. Generally, there are quite a few issues when installing scapy on a Mac OS X. I would recommend doing |
Ok, I think I know what my problem is. It seems that non-linux distributions require installing libpcap and libdnet and their Python wrappers. |
While running |
Hi there. It seems that you haven't installed the requirements. Try running: |
I'm having the same exact issue. I'm running on a MacOsX, El Capitan. Firstly I entered |
Generally, scapy raises quite a few issues when it comes to Mac OS. @thisisALPINE
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For Mac OS X Installations run the following:
NOTE: You need to have Homebrew installed before downloading requirements. |
If you are running on Mac OS X, try the above solution & please let me know if the issue gets resolved. @thisisALPINE @kanherepratik @Maslor |
@k4m4, you can't install a python module with brew sir! cause it won't be installed installed as a module! inspect brew won't even be able to install scapy since its not in the formulae but in python/scapy tap. |
I've tested and confirmed that you can use brew to install both scapy and libdnet. @SentinelWarren |
@SentinelWarren You can install python modules with brew. Take scapy for example. |
That is correct. However, in some cases, |
Its apparently moved to a new tap > https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-python/pull/388 |
@gowrav |
After cloning the repo and installing the requirements with pip (scapy, specifically), I try to run the program (both in normal and sudo mode) and this is what I get. Do you know what I'm doing wrong?
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