remailer@remba.mn.org offline.

Where does one find a list of actively running remailers coupled
with what runes each one needs if non-standard?  (I don't use
these things often enough to have kept up with any pointers
I'm afraid, sorry.  Been watching for a couple of days but haven't
seen any recently)

G
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On Mon, 11 Jul 1994 20:32:38 +0100  Graham Toal wrote:
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Graham, you mispelled the name of the remailer, in this case.  The
correct address is remailer@rebma.mn.org, not remailer@remba.mn.org.

(Sorry about the poor name for the machine; this is a pretty common error
for people sending mail to my home machine.  I originally named it back when
there wasn't any such thing as domain naming, and I needed a world-unique name
for the UUCP project.  "Rebma" was the only placename from Zelazny's "Amber"
series that wasn't already in-use at the time.  It SEEMED like a good idea, 
then.)

-Bill