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No IPv4 address found for interfaces on Mac OS #2098
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Could you do the following?
git clone https://github.com/secdev/scapy
cd scapy/
sudo ./run_scapy
(Typing from a phone)
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Similar result, but the warnings are a bit different.
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Thanks. It means that it is likely not related to your Scapy installation.
Could you share the complete output of the ifconfig command?
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Thanks for the help :) |
Thanks. Is it the regular |
I just confirmed on two different installations that this it not the regular output of the |
Ah, a light bulb just went off. A while back I was experimenting with installing GNU coreutils on my Mac. The man file for ifconfig on my Mac does say |
That's it =) |
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Hi, I've faced a similar issue, but, I already tried the:
and I've faced this as the output:
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@221910312031 you probably have ifconfig from GNU coreutils, see @mikeassel comment. |
When running scapy in interactive mode on MacOS 10.14.5 I get the warnings below.
scapy 2.4.3rc1 and python 3.7.3
If I try to do something simple such as sending an ICMP packet, scapy says WARNING: Could not get the source MAC: No MAC address found on en0 !
en0 does have an IP address
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