The following message is a courtesy copy of an article that has been posted to cbone.ml.cypherpunks as well. ravage@ssz.com (Jim Choate) writes:

What happened to the new node that was supposed to go online at the last meeting?

Cold feet?

No, just a cold staying in bed for a week. So here is the anouncemant: A new CDR Node has opened at koeln.ccc.de. The machine is Located in NRW, Germany and keeps logs. To quote http://koeln.ccc.de/mailman/listinfo/cypherpunks About Cypherpunks This is a european node of the cypherpunks distributed remailer (CDR). Other Nodes can be reached at majordomo@ssz.com, majordomo@cyberpass.net, majordomo@minder.net, majordomo@algebra.com and listproc@openpgp.net. There is also the classical cypherpunks@toad.com node which is in an undetermined state. The koeln.ccc.de node feeds minder.net and ssz.com. It recives feeds from minder.net, cyberpass.net, algebra.com ano openpgp.net. This specific node drops messages bigger than 32k and every message with more than 17 recipients or just a line containing "subscribe" or "unsubscribe" in the subject. This node is also available read-only by nntp. There is some Information how Jim Choate sees CDR history at szz.com. Older archives can be found at inet-one, at venona.com and lanesbry.com. If you interested in physical meetings visit meetingpunks. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the Cypherpunks Archives. I'm still not really happy with the software but it seems to work without hickups. The nntp-part is still unstable but this shouldn't affect the mail-part. One nice Feature is that you can get a digest. Anonymous UUCP over TCP/ISDN/V.90 for cypherpunks is planned but will take some time. I still didn't get contact with algebra.com, openpgp.net and cyberpass.net administrators to exchange backbone traffic. drt -- Aber laß mich dich gleich mal vor der Zeitverschwendung deines Lebens bewahren: wenn du mit diesem Problem schon überfordert bist, ist Assembler nichts für dich. Denn da muß man logisch denken und Probleme selbständig lösen, die sonst ein Compiler für einen löst. ---Felix von Leitner http://koeln.ccc.de/~drt/