Re: anonymous remailer reply

[Lena from Kiev]

> From:    "Dr.Thair Alithary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> When I send a message anonymously by a remailer,how I can instruct the =
> remailer to send me the reply without subject line?

nym.alias.net and other remailers (nymservers) of that type always
remail letters back to the user without Subject at all. Header of
incoming letter is sent to the user in the body of remailed letter.
Send any letter to
help{a}nym.alias.net
and request
http://www.stack.nl/~galactus/remailers/nym.html

Some time ago list of remailers cold be retrieved from
any of two pages updated daily:
http://anon.efga.org/Remailers/TypeIList/
http://www.publius.net/rlist.html
but may be one of these two places is defunct or gives obsolete info.

A DOS version of PGP program necessary for using such nymservers:
ftp://ftp.pgpi.com/pub/pgp/2.x/pc/msdos/pgp263i.zip
It can be used also in DOS window/session of Windows 3.1, 95, 98
and some of newer Windows.

You needn't to use Type-1 remailers when you use a nymserver.
If you use -cryptrecv option then letters to you will not be encrypted,
but you still must encrypt letters to nymservers.
Example of confiruration file (you must encrypt it by PGP):

Config:
From: t-alithary
Nym-Commands: create? +acksend -cryptrecv
Nym-Commands: name="Dr.Thair Alithary"
Public-Key:
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: 2.6.3i

mQA9AjTi6y8AAAEBgO5G/Bpo/ckAJqLG4u8pzmA7VVw1TYSSc8NcW16BdZlYTtzb
...
Yo6HddBaIj3Hw6kALWZXH41pxVZQUeQ2DfLx//ZOQpPenAWRJ+M9Kxms7L39RA==
=ov/M
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
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> From:    "Bassim M.Assamarrai." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Accmail Filtering
>
> Dear Accmail comrade Lena,
> - First, please, be calm, as we are here to cooperate and not cause any 
>inconvenience to each other.

You don't want to understand that what you requested at first
will cause serious inconvenience for all other users worldwide.

> - You wrote:((I need full URL in Subject. I receive hundreds of letters per day,
>   I need to sort them in inbox and in archive folders)).
>   For archiving purposes you can type whatever subject of convenience either into the
>   original message "the initiating message"

I send 9 URLs in one letter to a www4mail (if I send more than one
letter to one server at once then part of letters often is ignored).
If I specify Subject then every of 9 replies will have same Subject.
How can I distinguish them?

> or during archiving process.

My mail client (for UUCP protocol, russified, so I can't use other
mail clients) can't change Subject when I move a letter from inbox
to an archive folder.

> It's mush easier than
>   using the,frequently, unreliable & complicated remailers.

It's easier for you. You don't care how it'll be for others.

> - You wrote:((Soon your ISP will notice letters from Binky and change filtering,
>    you'll again request something else inconvenient for other users,
>    and so on....))
>    Our ISP is smart and already knows all Accmail services available, but to use 
>another blocking
>    procedures, will block other  "innocent"  bunch of mails.

The ISP can filter by email address in From, so "innocent" letters
will not be affected at all. Now the filter has two items
"www." and "http://";, for blocking by "From:" less than a dozen
items is enough: "www4mail@", "boix@ernestoperez", "binky@", "ftpmail@",
"grabpage", "getweb@", "web2mail", "pagegetter", "webgate@"
(case-insensitive). Not difficut, as you see.

> - A last, not least, notice, Binky administrator added "many thanks for his kind 
>caring" a SUBJECT command,
>   where you can switch the subject on or off to your convenience, so what's wrong 
>with that?!.

What is default?  Many users don't know English well and don't
know of this new command.

--
Lena{a}lena.kiev.ua

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