Enter/Exit OnionMail SMTP servers connect the Internet and Tor. The addressed must be translated from hidden service address to Internet address ad viceversa.
There are some way to do this: MAT = Mail Address Translation: [email protected] = [email protected] VMAT = Virtual Mail Address Translation: [email protected] = [email protected] (With public Database) SMAT = Scrambled Mail Address Translation: base32encryptedwithhc256address-hiddenserviceidandsalt...@internetserver.tld = [email protected] (With private hidden service salt and id; without database). VCMAT = Virtual circuit VMAT. [email protected] = ([email protected]) = ([email protected]) = ... ([email protected]) = [email protected] (False connection). (False connection). Available from OnionMail2. And others.... Valid characters of localpart: [a-zA-Z0-9\-\.\_] The last part after the character dot "." declare the type of address. *.onion = M.A.T. Address. *.list = Mailing list. *.news = Newsgroup. *.op = SysOp reserved. *.app = Applications / bot. *.sys = OnionMail system. *.so = Scrambled VMAT. *.vc or *.iam = Virtual circuit VMAT. *.o = VMAT 3 Reserved. *.tor (or other word with 3 ot less characters) = Old only Tor address protocol (Removed in OnionMail 1.8.1 Alpha). *.a = Anonymous remailer address. *.x = Reserved. sysop = SysOp System administrator. server = Server bot. All others *.* are free for user as normal address local part. Example: [email protected] is a normal user's OnionMail address. (The MAT address is: [email protected] ) Some address functions may be encapsulated. *.list.*[email protected] = A mailing list MAT address. OR *[email protected] = VMAT address of a mailing list. VMAT Mail type must be the same of tor address type. The special characters: +~ and others, except -_ Reserved for future use. The special address: iam.onion The meaning of this invalid hidden service address is "the otherside address". Can be used to set the local addresses on the same server only for special users like: [email protected], [email protected] This address is used by TORM IAM request by the OnionMail server's IAM/InterNos protocol. for example if you send a request "TORM IAM iam.onion V2" you will receive the server's manifest without reversed request. All IP addresses are set to [0.0.0.0] _______________________________________________ tor-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-dev
