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NODE 5bdf42a7Anonymous Account Help
I have been having problems trying to set up an account at
alpha.c2.org. I have followed all the instructions but am still unable to
get a reply or anything that works right. What I am doing wrong? This is 
what I have done so far. I am about to pull my hair out. I have been 
working on this for 2 days now. Anyway, 

1. Created a Reply Block like this:  
Request-Remailing-To: hroller@metronet.com 

2. I then encrypted it with remailer@replay.com's Public Key. I prepended it
with the "Encrypted: PGP".  

3. I then created the following message: 

From: hroller@alpha.c2.org 
Password: MyPassword 
Reply-Block: 
::
Anon-To: remailer@replay.com 

::
Encrypted: PGP 
-------Begin PGP Message---------- 
"The Encrypted Reply Block Message"  
------End PGP Message------------- 

4. I then sent it to "alias@alpha.c2.org".  

Then I wait. But never get anything from alpha.c2.org.  I have gotten 
some anonymous messages from replay, but they are still encrypted so 
I don't know what it is sending me. Any help you can supply would be
greatly appreciated.


hroller
NODE 08f5b131Re: Anonymous Account Help
> 
> Then I wait. But never get anything from alpha.c2.org.  I have gotten 
> some anonymous messages from replay, but they are still encrypted so 
> I don't know what it is sending me. Any help you can supply would be
> greatly appreciated.
> 

	Mail to your alias is encrypted using pgp -c and your
password, I think.

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NODE 487332e3Re:NEVER MIND - Anonymous Account Help
On Thu, 26 Oct 1995, hroller wrote:

> Then I wait. But never get anything from alpha.c2.org.  I have gotten 
> some anonymous messages from replay, but they are still encrypted so 
> I don't know what it is sending me. Any help you can supply would be
> greatly appreciated.
> 
> 
> hroller
> 

Thanks to sameer, David and Joel M. for pidaho, it was working all the 
time. Those messages I was getting were the confimations. I just didn't 
know it. After decrypting the messages everything is working fine now. 
The only thing I didn't see in the Help files was that when you get 
confirmation from Alpha, it will be encrypted. But that was pointed out 
in Pidaho, Ver 2.5 Beta 6. 

Again thanks to all that helped. 

hroller
NODE 28dbe796Re: Anonymous Account Help
On Thu, 26 Oct 1995, hroller wrote:

> I have been having problems trying to set up an account at
> alpha.c2.org. I have followed all the instructions but am still unable to
> get a reply or anything that works right. What I am doing wrong? This is 
> what I have done so far. I am about to pull my hair out. I have been 
> working on this for 2 days now. Anyway, 
> 
> 1. Created a Reply Block like this:  
> Request-Remailing-To: hroller@metronet.com 
> 
> 2. I then encrypted it with remailer@replay.com's Public Key. I prepended it
> with the "Encrypted: PGP".  
> 
> 3. I then created the following message: 
> 
> From: hroller@alpha.c2.org 
 > Password: MyPassword 
> Reply-Block: 
> ::
> Anon-To: remailer@replay.com 
> 
> ::
> Encrypted: PGP 
> -------Begin PGP Message---------- 
> "The Encrypted Reply Block Message"  
> ------End PGP Message------------- 
> 
> 4. I then sent it to "alias@alpha.c2.org".  
> 
> Then I wait. But never get anything from alpha.c2.org.  I have gotten 
> some anonymous messages from replay, but they are still encrypted so 
> I don't know what it is sending me. Any help you can supply would be
> greatly appreciated.
> 
>Humm, If you got an encryped return from alpha.c2.org that means that 
your request worked. Use the password you sent to them to decrypt the msg 
you received... I spent alot of days waiting for something to happen when 
I first registered, I think the name or password I was trying to use had 
already been used. If that is the case, alpha.c2.org dosn't respond at 
all. It took me awhile to figure that out. Once I selected a name and 
password that no one else was using... It worked...