Here's a couple of real rough Bourne shell scripts to get some mail to go to both Hal's and my remailers. Not too helpful if you don't have a unix machine around--sorry. Nothing fancy, but it'll keep the mental confusion down when trying to put a message together. First is twohop... ------ Cut here ------ #!/bin/sh # Two hop anonymous remailer hal's first, then rebma ... if [ $# != 2 ] then echo Usage: twohop message-file-name destination-address exit 1 fi message=$1 dest=$2 t1=twohop.1 t2=twohop.2 # if the "remailing" and "remailer" names look odd--well, that's what hal's # and my respective keys for the remailers are named... encap $message $dest remailer $t1 encap $t1 remailer@rebma.mn.org remailing $t2 elm hal@alumni.caltech.edu < $t2 rm -f $t1 $t2 ----- Cut here ----- twohop calls encap twice. Encap is a more general and useful script. ------ Cut here ------ #!/bin/sh # # usage: encap message-file destination remailer resultfile # if [ $# != 4 ] then echo Usage: encap message-file-name destination remailer-key-name outputfile exit 1 fi mfile=$1 dest=$2 remailer=$3 result=$4 t1=encap.1 t2=encap.2 echo :: > $t1 echo Request-Remailing-To: $dest >> $t1 echo "" >> $t1 cat $mfile >> $t1 pgp -ea $t1 $remailer echo :: > $t2 echo Encrypted: PGP >> $t2 echo "" >> $t2 cat $t1.asc >> $t2 mv $t2 $result rm -f $t1 ---- Cut here ----- These seem to work for me... At least, a couple messages now have gotten back to me from them. They helped me get a couple problems out of the remailer. -Bill -- Bill O'Hanlon wmo@rebma.mn.org