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> Thanks Josh, This solved it for me: > Fix: When you run the script tell it to use the path to the virtualenv e.g. sudo /home/user/sparrow/bin/python3 sparrow-wifi.py Close this...
Try a virtual environment to narrow it down Let us get risque here... As root, do: python3 -m venv env source env/bin/activate python3 ./sparrow-wifi.py Keep pip3 installing until all requirements...
Sounds like a python environment issue to me.
Wifi and width can be difficult, especially as more protocols are accepted into the mainstream. AC being one of them.
It would appear that my editor has removed spaces on blank lines. It makes the diff hard to read, apologies for that...
> Hi stryngs, thanks for the PR. Looks good, except with the addition of the requirements.txt file I wonder if == on the versions could break installs on some systems?...
Going to test on kali and mint with the version that Jack64 had working from repo. Using Mint repos for test, if test performs well, am going to dpkg-src it...
Hi PowerPress, Not sure if I ever responded, and I do owe you a response. You still interested in this? --stryngs On 09/07/2016 11:04 PM, PowerPress wrote: > Hey cool...
@PowerPress Wow, evidently we both never followed up. Are you interested in spinning this issue back up? Would love the feedback.
The issue revolves around scapy_ex.py. This module chops and moves bytes around, making any calls to wireshark() impossible. Check out the PR for a somewhat detailed description of the "why"....