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------------------------------------------------------------------------------ List of Running Remailers Last Response ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0 remailers listed. <- OH NO!
Black Unicorn spake: > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > List of Running Remailers Last Response > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > 0 remailers listed. > <- > > > OH NO! > I would say that this is more of a problem of faulty pinger software than all the remailers being dead. I'll look into it.
> catalyst@netcom.com 0.025 days > "Supports PGP encryption" Does it? I don't have the public key... > remailer@entropy.linet.org Never > "Supports PGP encryption" I thought this one was gone. And now a quote from finger remailer@soda.berkeley.edu for Issac Norby: > = A note about keywords > > This remailer inserts keywords into the headers and tailers of all posts > and remails. These headers contain phrases which would probably > trigger automated net monitoring programs, rendering them less > effective. This insertion is completely automatic and certainly does > not constitute a statement of intent by anyone (especially the remailer > operator) to do anything.
Matthew J Ghio spake: > > > catalyst@netcom.com 0.025 days > > "Supports PGP encryption" > > Does it? I don't have the public key... That's what Karl's posting said. > > > remailer@entropy.linet.org Never > > "Supports PGP encryption" > > I thought this one was gone. Oh yeah. I'll fix that.
Matthew J Ghio wrote: > > catalyst@netcom.com 0.025 days > > "Supports PGP encryption" >Does it? I don't have the public key... Yes, it does! You can find the public key for this remailer at the gopher site (gopher chaos.bsu.edu in "Anonymous Mail"/"Public Keys"). Argh, I've fallen a bit behind and may not have upload the latest stuff to the soda.berkeley.edu. I'll do that soon. > > remailer@entropy.linet.org Never > > "Supports PGP encryption" >I thought this one was gone. Yes, I think it is. I got it to work a few times recently, but very erratically. Just a few days ago there was a message sent to the list by the admin of linet.org saying entropy hadn't polled in quite a while... so I guess it is down. -- Karl L. Barrus: klbarrus@owlnet.rice.edu keyID: 5AD633 hash: D1 59 9D 48 72 E9 19 D5 3D F3 93 7E 81 B5 CC 32 "One man's mnemonic is another man's cryptography" - my compilers prof discussing file naming in public directories