Mathieu Virbel
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Sandboxed commands previously ran as `sudo -u _greywall`, breaking user identity (home dir, SSH keys, git config). Now uses `sudo -u #<uid> -g _greywall` so the process keeps the real user's identity while pf matches on EGID for traffic routing. Key changes: - pf rules use `group <GID>` instead of `user _greywall` - GID resolved dynamically at daemon startup (not hardcoded, since macOS system groups like com.apple.access_ssh may claim preferred IDs) - Sudoers rule installed at /etc/sudoers.d/greywall (validated with visudo) - Invoking user added to _greywall group via dscl (not dseditgroup, which clobbers group attributes) - tun2socks device discovery scans both stdout and stderr (fixes 10s timeout caused by STACK message going to stdout) - Always-on daemon logging for session create/destroy events