Hi ,
I was testing PacketManipulator in Mac OS X. I never tried make a capture in
OSX. But now I was need to do to my stuff.
Packet Manipulator run fine, but when I go to Capture - Interface or Ctrl +
I he returns a traceback:
(DBG) MainThread:165ms at MainWindow.py:239 register_tab(): Tab Python Shell
registered as PythonShellTab
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
"/Users/luis/Documents/Projects/umit/umit-svn/branch/PacketManipulator/PM/Gui/Core/MainWindow.py",
line 507, in __on_select_iface
dialog = InterfaceDialog(self)
File
"/Users/luis/Documents/Projects/umit/umit-svn/branch/PacketManipulator/PM/Gui/Dialogs/Interface.py",
line 288, in __init__
self.if_list = InterfaceList()
File
"/Users/luis/Documents/Projects/umit/umit-svn/branch/PacketManipulator/PM/Gui/Dialogs/Interface.py",
line 262, in __init__
self.__populate()
File
"/Users/luis/Documents/Projects/umit/umit-svn/branch/PacketManipulator/PM/Gui/Dialogs/Interface.py",
line 265, in __populate
for iface in Backend.find_all_devs():
File
"/Users/luis/Documents/Projects/umit/umit-svn/branch/PacketManipulator/PM/Backend/Scapy/utils.py",
line 123, in find_all_devs
ifaces = get_if_list()
NameError: global name 'get_if_list' is not defined
I think that it's a scapy not implemented function in unix.py. Is it? Or
there is another way to check interfaces in OS X or BSD?
In Mac OS X there are devices that represents network interfaces:
ls /dev/bpf*
/dev/bpf0 /dev/bpf1 /dev/bpf2 /dev/bpf3 /dev/bpf4
is it a business from scapy?
Cheers,
--
Luis A. Bastiao Silva
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