Re: pf.conf by PID ?

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To: macintoshzoom <macintoshzoom@...>

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Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 - 1:58 pm

On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 1:46 PM, macintoshzoom

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quoted text> I want to allow out network connections only from a specific local proxy server (tor).

>

> How do I set up my pf.conf for this?

> How can I syntax pf.conf by pid?

>
The easiest method for this, I think, would be the 'user' parameter,

since the tor package for OpenBSD has the server run as the _tor user.

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pf.conf by PID ?, macintoshzoom, (Tue May 27, 1:46 pm)

Re: pf.conf by PID ?, Jason Crawford, (Tue May 27, 1:58 pm)

Re: pf.conf by PID ? SOLVED, macintoshzoom, (Tue May 27, 3:11 pm)

Re: pf.conf by PID ?, Matthew Dempsky, (Tue May 27, 2:20 pm)

Re: pf.conf by PID ?, Chris Kuethe, (Tue May 27, 2:03 pm)


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