Compilation & execution on OSX 10.9 + MacPorts

[danmcinerney]

Compilation & execution on OSX 10.9 + MacPorts

[DanMcInerney]

I unfortunately haven't been able to find an nfqueue-bindings package for
mac either and nfqueue is very necessary to the functioning of dns spoofing
and html injection. It would, however, be pretty easy to just replace
nfqueue with scapy's sniff() function and eliminate the dnsspoofing and
html injection if you just wanted a passive version of the script. It's as
simple as deleting the IReadDescriptor and twisted.internet reactor thread
and replacing that thread with sniff(). That's actually how it functioned
before if you go back in the git history.
d6978fb

I sadly don't have the time at the moment to whip that up for you as I'm in
the middle of a very large life change. Hope that helps a little.

On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 2:09 AM, Lee Wei Yeong [email protected]:

I know it's stated clearly that you've intended for this to only work on
Linux, but will you be extending this for the OSX platform at some point in
the future?

Of all the prerequisites listed in your README file, I've not been able to
find an equivalent for python nfqueue. May I know if you might know what
can be used on OSX in place of this?

Much appreciated.

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[evandrix]

alright, noted with thanks.