Tor TransPort on OpenBSD?

[macintoshzoom]

Yes, the /dev/pf access is probably the problem as I catch once a 
warning in tor logs about that.
Sorry, this is a newbie question, what and how have I to give tor 
permissions to access my /dev/pf ?
My tor runs as _tor and group _tor, and /dev/pf is currently only rw by 
root, and forbidden to others and to wheel. ( -rw------- )
Should I replace here wheel for _tor and give read access to it?
Or read+write access?
This is easy to do in graphical mode with konqueror called by su (I am 
on an KDE environment).

Or in konsole:
#chgrp something /dev/pf?
#chmod something /dev/pf?

Is this safe?

Are you successful using make and pkg_add FreeBSD equivalent to update 
or build ports via tor using this TransPort feature, even when fetching 
ftp files?

Thanks!
Mac

Fabian Keil wrote:
> macintoshzoom <macintoshzoom at lavabit.com> wrote:
> 
>> Does someone of you had success enabling the tor TransPort feature on
>> OpenBSD?
> 
> I have it enabled on FreeBSD, the code for OpenBSD
> used to be mostly the same.
> 
>> It seems there are some bugs:
>> "transport warn open /dev/pf failed -- Permission denied"
>> bugs.torproject.org/flyspray/index.php?do=details&id=782
> 
> That didn't prevent you from using it, though.
> Just make sure Tor has the required permissions
> to access /dev/pf to lookup destination addresses.
> 
> Fabian