Hi,
SnakTaste:
Tanks Sukhbir and Roger, I'll give Torbirdy a tray and see what to do
about Firefox.
TorBirdy requires that you have Tor installed. So, the best solution for
you is to use the Tor Browser Bundle, ignore the browser if you don't
need it, and use Thunderbird + TorBirdy.
We don't
Hi,
I found a short info (somewhere on Tor's GitHub account) about
calculating .onion address when I have private key but I was not able
to implement a short code example with perl/php/bash.
I know I could just throw the private key in
/var/lib/tor/my_hidden_folder and let Tor do job but I would
On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 10:41 AM, shupert1 shupe...@privatdemail.net wrote:
I found a short info (somewhere on Tor's GitHub account) about
calculating .onion address when I have private key but I was not able
to implement a short code example with perl/php/bash.
See [1]:
openssl pkey -in
Hi All,
Just installed TORBirdy on ThunderBird on FireFox 15.0 and added Yahoo
Email account ,but can't send any email, though receive is OK.when TORBirdy
is disabled everything is fine.
Also another TOR instant is already running(TOR Browser Bundle) to make
TorBirdy work. Is that mandatory?
Any
On 08/31/2012 01:18 PM, tor user22 wrote:
Just installed TORBirdy on ThunderBird on FireFox 15.0 and added Yahoo
Email account ,but can't send any email, though receive is OK.when TORBirdy
is disabled everything is fine.
Hi,
Yahoo does not support TLS/SSL with secure renegotiation for SMTP
On 8/31/12, shupert1 shupe...@privatdemail.net wrote:
I found a short info (somewhere on Tor's GitHub account)
What do you mean by “Tor's GitHub account”?
Robert Ransom
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On 08/31/2012 07:59 PM, Robert Ransom wrote:
On 8/31/12, shupert1 shupe...@privatdemail.net wrote:
I found a short info (somewhere on Tor's GitHub account)
What do you mean by “Tor's GitHub account”?
well ... I saw it in a repository on Github and I thought
that it was official Tor's
Hello everyone,
One of the problems with Thunderbird with Enigmail (and PGP mail in
general) is that when sending encrypted email the subject header
remains unencrypted. On its own this is just annoying, since you can
just leave it blank. However, Enigmail does not block or even warn the
user if
On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Shew shew09...@rambler.ru wrote:
However, Enigmail does not block or even warn the
user if they are sending an encrypted email with something in the
subject header.
Yes, I agree that is bad policy, however, TorBirdy is not Enigmail and
neither require each
