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Friends sweats, I’m having a little problem, I’m creating a python script with scapy and npcap (which is required for scapy to work) to run in windows. However, I managed to do the installation through a scapy executable and a npacp executable downloaded directly from the official website. I wanted to mount a python script to run in windows without having to open graphical installation interface of scapy and npcap. For example, on Linux I would need to just copy the scapy library to the folder, without the need to open a graphical installation interface. Is there any way I can install scapy and npcap in some folder and just copy the files inside? For example, if I want to run the script on another windows that already has Python 2.7 installed, just copy the scapy and npcap files?
As it is in the answer - the best way to install Python packages is by Pip, on the command line - exactly "no graphical interface or . exe". However, you should not base your project on Python 2 - but rather, use Python 3.7 (it is perfectly possible to install both side by side on the same computer) - Python 2 is at the end of life, and it is unlikely that third-party projects will continue to be upgraded to work with it.
– jsbueno