Error compiling static-tcpdump on Mac about ksniff HOT 4 CLOSED

First, thank you very much for using and reporting issues in ksniff!

Regard tcpdump compilation failure: at the moment "make static-tcpdump" isn't supported and not really needed for macOS machines - ksniff use static tcpdump to sniff on remote containers which are mostly running on x64 Linux machines.

The required static-tcpdump binary is shipped alongside ksniff in both krew and on the release package.
If you'd like, you can also examine the compilation process in the project's travis page:
https://travis-ci.org/eldadru/ksniff

Regard the second error you experienced, I think I resolved that as part of #21 , please see my comment there for more information.

Please try the new version and update if that resolves your issue

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Thanks, @eldadru! I will give it a shot sometime today.

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@eldadru its working great, very neat! I see it won't run on non-privileged containers (understandable), but was wondering if there might be someway that you could combine a part of my plugin kubectl krew install exec-as as a workaround? It will connect to any pod as root, regardless of privileges set on the container. The code is here if you want to take a look.

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Awesome!

Regard non-privileged containers - that what I had in mind, I came by your plugin and planned to use the same technique for ksniff as well. I'm trying to find a solution that will work for scratch containers as well.

Anyway, I'm closing this issue, lets continue the non-privileged discussion on #20

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