I added PGP support to my remailer. For those not familiar with the format, send mail to ghio@kaiwan.com, and on the first two lines of the message body, put: :: Encrypted: PGP Then put the PGP encrypted message here. Inside the PGP message, put: :: Anon-To: <address@site> ## Subject: whatever Reply-To: or any other headers that you want to add to the message The message body of the message to be remailed goes here. The remailer now also supports a way to truncate the message. This will allow you to remove your signature. Put a header Cutmarks: in your message with what you want to use as a truncate line. For example: To: ghio@kaiwan.com Subject: Anonymous Mail :: Request-Remailing-To: address@site Cutmarks: -truncate_here- this is a message all of this text will get remailed. -truncate_here- this text will not be included in the remailed message. You can also use the cutmarks feature as a boundry between seperate messages. To use it in this manner, you must put a :: and remailing instructions immediately following the cutmarks. For example: To: ghio@kaiwan.com :: X-Anonymously-To: joe@nowhere.edu Cutmarks:-+-next-+- ## Subject: hi joe this is some anonymous mail -+-next-+- :: X-Anon-To: beth@somewhere.edu Cutmarks: [END] ## Subject: Hi, Beth look this is anonymous! :) [END] - Here is my .sig which will get removed - Additional notes & common problems: The :: must go on the very first line of the message, or immediately after the seperator/cutmarks. The :: is for commands/headers that you want to give to the remailer software. Anything that can be put following the :: can also be put in the regular headers. The ## is for headers that you want to appear in the output message. When you use PGP, all the original headers get deleted, so you must put the Subject inside the PGP message if you want one. Messages seperated by cutmarks are treated as seperate mail messages. Each must have its own cutmarks header if you want to use cutmarks in the next message. Only one recipient may be specified per message. This may be inconvienient, but it was necessary to prevent Detweiler exponentiation. -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.3a mQCKAi3vhFUAAAED6KSE5JwFAstBYAUEASfQCEr1wA+1YsWZl7nlNBA8Xq4YSwlg eLCy9oiTDisxsxxxcbQdMtBTFcgQ2GVq7NhhjCEQkRzFRzPOG87T+0aUSufqD2RC PYnwacPDpiTUe/TobHMs/Ov+yDuji0bIacveflubU8DvHLjHgI58Jgk1AAURtCRB bm9ueW1vdXMgUmVtYWlsZXIgPGdoaW9Aa2Fpd2FuLmNvbT4= =v5cv -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Let me know if you have any questions/problems.