Closed scresante closed 5 years ago
This is mentioned in the README.
@glaslos Yes, I know. That's the problem -- the dependency on debian/ubuntu.
I spent 2 hours last night trying to come up with a workaround - to manually download the python-nfqueue .deb file, and extract it, and repackage for a different Linux distro, to no avail.
The burden of relying on a debian package to provide a requirement is pretty significant.
I was wondering how hard would it be to switch to using https://pypi.org/project/fnfqueue/ ?
What Linux distro are you using? Have you tried building from source? https://github.com/chifflier/nfqueue-bindings I don't think switching do a different nfqueue library would be too difficult, unfortunately I don't have the time to do so.
How about using an Ubuntu container with --net=host
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This package depends on the nfqueue module, which is (AFAIK) only provided by a debian package. nfqueue is not in pypi, so it can't be satisfied as a requirement when installing through pip, or with setup.py.
I'm interested in helping to resolve this issue, and perhaps migrate to a different module for handling nfqueue. I've tweeted pollux (gh@chifflier) about this, and waiting to hear back.