Re: List Suggestion
Hi, On Sat, 05 Jan 2008, Ringo Kamens wrote: Perhaps I'm the only one with this problem but I'm pretty sure it happens to lots others. A fairly significant amount of the messages posted to or-talk are automatically sent to my spam folder by gmail. I think this is probably because many tor servers (which these emails are sent from) are in SORBS and other anti-spam databases. Since the messages from being sent to the or-talk email address, perhaps it would be better to have the list strip the IPs from people's messages? Or even better, put the IP of the mailing list server so that it isn't put into spam for not having an IP. It would also help insure the poster's privacy. Let me know what you all think, i don't have this problem, and i don't use sorbs in my filters. but.. i really do understand spamfilters, on this list its very hard to distinguish between spamham, IMHO i wouldn't notice false positives in about 70% of the mails posted. -- Florian Reitmeir
Re: shinjiru closed exit node acceptnolimits
On Thu, Jan 03, 2008 at 10:41:56PM +0300, accept no limits wrote: shinjiru explicitly allows anonymous hosting. how does anonymous money transfer work in this case? I got this question in personal mails after my posting, too. So here a (short) answer: They do not accept anonymous money, BUT the accept visa cards, and especially they accept virtual prepaid visa cards. So think out a name, address, etc. (just for the card) and you can get one e.g. at card444.com. How to pay card444.com anonymously? Take a look at their webpage and choose a method you think it's anonymous. And of course, use tor all the times ... === cut Somebody out there, PLEASE, to give some hints/answer to my ORIGINAL question? Original question?? Yes, my original question: Can somebody recommend a Non-US and Non-EU server provider (dedicated server) that has no problems if the server is used as tor exit node? Hi, just a possible provider, accoreding to their website you should even be able to do something like anonymous payments. Please take a look at : http://www.wrzhost.com The appear to have a mixed reputation about their reliability and speed, but this is completely untested, so not a recommendation but a hint. accept no limits Regards Hans
Re: privoxy log analyzer
lester psigal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: does somebody know a good working, freely available log analysis software for privoxy and/or tor (vidalia) and can provide me and the forum with her/his experience? What exactly do you want to analyse? Privoxy and Tor log different things. I'm not aware of any dedicated log analysers for Privoxy, but I intend to one day have Privoxy-Log-Parser report some fancy statistics. Currently it's just a filter and syntax highlighter: http://www.fabiankeil.de/sourcecode/privoxy-log-parser/ Also note that Privoxy (more or less) supports the Common Log Format which is supposed to be widely understood by analysers for web server logs. It's not very detailed, but may be better than nothing. comments like 'write your own!' are very welcome i'm already thinking about it I sure would like to have analysers for both Tor and Privoxy logs. One for Polipo logs would be useful too ... Fabian signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: List Suggestion
KT([EMAIL PROTECTED])@Sun, Jan 06, 2008 at 12:14:12AM +: On Jan 5, 2008 11:18 PM, Comrade Ringo Kamens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ... A fairly significant amount of the messages posted to or-talk are automatically sent to my spam folder by gmail If you create a Gmail filter to label emails addressed to or-talk@freehaven.net they will not be sent to your spam folder. It actually just gives a negative bump to the email's spam score. Other lists I read (specifically the postfix user's list) end up in my spam dir even though I'm filtering them into their own label. Not all of their email, of course, but enough. -- Bill Weiss speed a better study aide than anything the Princeton Review ever published. -- The Devil's Dictionary X
