[dajose]

Add support for libpcap set_direction method, see #59

[dajose]

@asolino what do you think of this proposal?

[asolino]

Hey @dajose

Thanks for the PR! it actually looks good and I think it'll fit well (although haven't run the testcases). I won't be merging this one tho since this project has been transferred to the HelpSystems organization (that I'm not part of). You will be reached out by the new maintainers soon.

[dajose]

@asolino someone I can poke?

[asolino]

I'm not sure @dajose . Try emailing oss @ coresecurity.com. HelpSystems owns CoreSecurity now.

[dajose]

sure, thanks @asolino :)

[gpotter2]

Let's just hope it actually is transferred to someone :/

Good luck for your next projects asolino, and thanks for the support you provided here 😄

[BobbyAtCore]

Hi @dajose, I'm one of @asolino's former coworkers who's still on the Core Security side and I'll be taking over the maintenance of pcapy. As soon as we get the permissions sorted out, I'll be getting this PR merged in.

[dajose]

thanks @BobbyAtCore :) :) :)

[carlos-jenkins]

@BobbyAtCore great news!

Would be too much to ask for a new PyPI release that includes this change?

Thanks a lot!

[carlos-jenkins]

@BobbyAtCore still no release? :)

[BobbyAtCore]

Give me a day or so. I just noticed that everything from GitHub was being eaten by our spamfilter @carlos-jenkins.

[carlos-jenkins]

This was release in 0.11.5, thanks a lot @BobbyAtCore !

[gpotter2]

@carlos-jenkins I'd advise you to get a version that doesn't contain #61 (comment) 😄
This project is dead, and now dangerously broken. (if that answers secdev/scapy#2057 (comment) 😉)

[carlos-jenkins]

@gpotter2 thanks for the heads up! It seems that #61 only affects Windows, right? If so, I'll be fine. I'll run the whole test suite just to make sure. Thanks!