NODE 26157301setting up an non remailer
"Thomas J. Bryce" <tjb@acpub.duke.edu>Thu, 1 Dec 94 21:00:24 PST
setting up an anon remailer
To those who might know the answer....
I'm running a power mac here, and I have an ethernet port and my own IP
address. To do email, I telnet to my University's unix system.
I was thinking, this sort of arrangement might allow me to set up an anon
remailer. Does anyone know if I can do this? If the technology is available?
If there is a way to do this from a macintosh, I'd like to give it a try.
Of course, I would ask the sys admins if necessary for permission. (i.e.,
if it can come straight to my IP address then it isn't necessary I assume).
Thanks
Tom
NODE 523fc643Re: setting up an non remailer
dfloyd@io.comThu, 1 Dec 94 21:38:30 PST
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> setting up an anon remailer
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> To those who might know the answer....
>
> I'm running a power mac here, and I have an ethernet port and my own IP
> address. To do email, I telnet to my University's unix system.
>
> I was thinking, this sort of arrangement might allow me to set up an anon
> remailer. Does anyone know if I can do this? If the technology is available?
>
> If there is a way to do this from a macintosh, I'd like to give it a try.
> Of course, I would ask the sys admins if necessary for permission. (i.e.,
> if it can come straight to my IP address then it isn't necessary I assume).
>
> Thanks
>
> Tom
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I don't see any remailer scripts for Macs, but there is a way. Get
Mach10 from Tenon Intersystems, which is a generic BSD UNIX, and
configure it to run a plain UNIX remailer.