# Source: libnatpmp
# Package: python3-libnatpmp
# Versions: python3-libnatpmp (20150609-2), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-3), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-4), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-5), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-5+b1), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-6), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-7), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-7+b1), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-7+b2), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-7+b3), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-7.1), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-7.1+b1), python3-libnatpmp (20150609-7.1+b2), python3-libnatpmp (20230423-1), python3-libnatpmp (20230423-1.1), python3-libnatpmp (20230423-1.2), python3-libnatpmp (20230423-1.2+b1), python3-libnatpmp (20230423-1.2+b2), python3-libnatpmp (20230423-1.2+b3), python3-libnatpmp (20230423-1.2+b4), python3-libnatpmp (20230423-1.2+b5)
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Description: portable and fully compliant implementation of NAT-PMP (Python 3 bindings)
 NAT-PMP is the direct concurrent to the UPnP IGD specification. It is
 providing a way to do NAT traversal. It is part of the Bonjour protocol
 specifications. At the moment it is mainly supported by Apple software and
 hardware. For a way to add NAT-PMP capabilities to your *BSD, Linux or
 (Open)Solaris Router, you should have a look at MiniUPnPd which is
 supporting NAT-PMP in addition to UPnP since December 2007 !
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 libnatpmp is an attempt to make a portable and fully compliant
 implementation of the protocol NAT-PMP for the client side. It is based on non
 blocking sockets and all calls of the API are asynchronous. It is therefore
 very easy to integrate the NAT-PMP code to any event driven code.
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 This package contains the Python 3 bindings.
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