Fix Scapy ctypes usage with Python 3.9 #931
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The embedded version of Scapy is using `find_library("libc")` which is
incorrect. This does not work anymore with Python 3.9. This should use
`find_library("c")` instead (which also works for older versions). See
secdev/scapy#3000 for more details.
Anoher option would be to upgrade Scapy to 2.4.5, where this bug is
fixed.
Signed-off-by: Vincent Bernat <[email protected]>
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The embedded version of Scapy is using
find_library("libc")which is incorrect. This does not work anymore with Python 3.9. This should usefind_library("c")instead (which also works for older versions). See secdev/scapy#3000 for more details.Anoher option would be to upgrade Scapy to 2.4.5, where this bug is fixed.
Signed-off-by: Vincent Bernat [email protected]