Rishab wrote - [...original post bobbitted...] RI> This is exactly the sort of thing I'd like. I asked about this earlier but didn't get a very positive response. I haven't found a convenient way of using existing CP remailer features to: 1. accept encrypted mail, decrypt it and forward plaintext 2. receive mail for my pseudonym, _encrypt_ it and forward it to me. RI> Such a remailer with a simple interface would, in my opinion, be the ideal 'entry level' remailer for a wide audience. RI> (1) apparently can be managed, but I couldn't figure out a simple way to do (2) with current remailers. The no 2 exists. And it works. It is a *great* system with the only minus being that the address you create for yourself (your pseudonym) looks silly. You yourself define the reply block and it can be a PGP-nestled chain through as many other remailers as you want before "hitting home". All incoming mails are PGP -c encrypted with a password you choose (which password you have previously sent off to the remailer inside a PGP message encrypted with its public key). For the public key and instructions, send a remailer-help msg to: mg5n+remailer-help@andrew.cmu.edu (Automated reply from mail software) Mail forwarding addresses are of the format mg5n+alias!nickname@andrew.cmu.edu where "nickname" is a nickname of your choosing. To create a mail alias, create an encrypted 'reply-block' for a cypherpunks-style remailer. -x-