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PLOKAMI is a lispy interface to libpcap/winpcap built on top of a CFFI portability layer.
SUPPORTED
Realtime network packet capture, injection, dumpfile reading/writing, filtering with BPF, timeouts and operation in non-blocking mode.
PLATFORMS
Tested on: SBCL (darwin/linux), OpenMCL, LispWorks (windows/darwin). Should work on every platform that CFFI supports.
| xristos@suspicious.org | |
| Web site | http://www.suspicious.org/~night/plokami |
| Mailing list | |
| Version | 1.3 - |
| Maturity | Stable |
| OS compatibility | Linux, Windows, OSX, BSD |
| ASDF installable | Yes |
| Official Download | http://www.suspicious.org/~night/plokami/plokami.tar.gz |
| Mirrored Download | |
| Source code repository | http://www.suspicious.org/~night/plokami.git/ |
CFFI - the Common Foreign Function Interface
Network Programming | FFI | BSD license | Libraries | ASDF installable
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It may be obvious, but when I tried this library at the first time, I missed the point that the process that used libpcap must have had enough privileges to read from device. So in my case I needed to run sbcl with sudo to just get the list of devices with find-all-devs.
Submitted by ilowry 491 days 47 min ago
permissions
Yes you should have permissions for packet capture.
I simply chown /dev/bpf* on osx/bsd instead of sudo.
Submitted by xristos 487 days 16 hours 2 min ago
injection support
i added packet injection support (raw link layer frames) in git
Submitted by xristos 315 days 11 hours 25 min ago