On Sun, 22 Jan 95 18:02:18 PST, Johnathan Corgan <jcorgan@scruznet.com> wrote:
(Johnathan Corgan uses PGP)
Well folks, the syrinx remailer is up and running now. The particulars:
Address: syrinx@c2.org
Could you post the capabilities of this remailer, like cpunk, hash, pgp, ksub, latent, etc.?
It's one of Sameer's remailers in a box. It's a modification of Hal Finney and Eric Hughes' code. I believe it supports cpunk, hash and pgp. Here's a copy of the readme file. The Cypherpunks Anonymous Remailer In a Box Version 1.1 Installer: Sameer <sameer@soda.berkeley.edu> Remailer: Eric Hughes & Hal Finney, with minor modifications by Sameer ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the remailer in a box installation system. If you'd like to install a remailer on your c2.org account, just run the install_remail program found in /usr/local/lib/boxed-remailer. The anonymous remailer uses the .forward file to pipe all mail to the remailer system. If mail to the remailer account is not acted upon by the remailer software, it goes to wherever mail should go based on what the .forward file said before the remailer was installed. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. Once the remailer is installed run the program "remailer_remove" which will be installed in ~/bin if you'd like to remove the remailer. (It's also in /usr/local/lib/boxed-remailer.) infinity:lib/boxed-remailer 5:41pm [11] > -- ============================================================================== skaplin@skypoint.com | Finger skaplin@infinity.c2.org for | a listing of crypto related files PGP encrypted mail is accepted and | available on my auto-responder. preferred. | (Yes...the faqs are there!) | E-mail key@four11.com for PGP Key or | "...vidi vici veni" - Overheard Finger skaplin@mirage.skypoint.com | outside a Roman brothel. ============================================================================== Architecture is the art of how to waste space.