Michael S. wrote: [Please don't top-post. Thank you]
> import gevent ---> successful > import gevent._threading ---> fails > output : > In [2]: import gevent._threading > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ImportError Traceback (most recent call > last) <ipython-input-2-50f3ada08750> in <module>() > ----> 1 import gevent._threading > > ImportError: No module named _threading And the question is? Everything that follows comes directly from my crystal ball and has the potential to break more stuff; if you try it you do it at your own risk. Again, most likely you have a broken python-gevent install. If you got this by attempting a manual install from source without the necessary build dependencies you can either add these and try again. Alternatively you can remove the debris: 1 Find out the location of the gevent folder: $ python -c 'import gevent; print gevent.__file__' /somefolder/gevent/__init__.pyc 2 Remove the gevent folder (unless it's maintained by the package manager). $ rm -r /somefolder/gevent Now pyshark should correctly detect that gevent is not available and use a fallback. 3 If you need gevent later use the official way to install it $ sudo apt-get install python-gevent in the hope that it contains a _threading module and pyshark will start using gevent again, this time successfully. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list