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Null
Dec 1, 2008, 2:00:21 AM12/1/08
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Dyndns domains and as well as no-ip are blacklisted by all mainstream
email providers as hotmail , gmail , yahoo etc.
Gmail does give to its registered users the chance to use smtp.gmail.com
as postfix relayhost .
Let's say i want to run a remailer , i would give to Big G the chance to
register mixmaster remailer smtp traffic , which it's not a big deal for
anonymous remailers , isn' it ?
How does a mixmaster remailer deal with this issue ?
Most of the anonymous type 2 remailers are first level domains like .net
, .de , .com , .to , .at .
Is any chance for dynamic domains to see their mail delivered everywhere?
email providers as hotmail , gmail , yahoo etc.
Gmail does give to its registered users the chance to use smtp.gmail.com
as postfix relayhost .
Let's say i want to run a remailer , i would give to Big G the chance to
register mixmaster remailer smtp traffic , which it's not a big deal for
anonymous remailers , isn' it ?
How does a mixmaster remailer deal with this issue ?
Most of the anonymous type 2 remailers are first level domains like .net
, .de , .com , .to , .at .
Is any chance for dynamic domains to see their mail delivered everywhere?
Would be a solution split smtp traffic into ordinary mail going through
smtp.gmail.com on one hand and on the other one have remailer traffic
working on its own ?
How can i use mixmaster as relayhost for itself ?
If i add a mixmaster voice to master.cf how could i use it ?
And if i hated big G where could i find an smtp ssl/tls relayhost ?
I will really appreciate an help on this , thanks !!!
Gab
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Null
Dec 1, 2008, 4:06:06 AM12/1/08
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Null wrote:
> Dyndns domains and as well as no-ip are blacklisted by all mainstream
> email providers as hotmail , gmail , yahoo etc.
> Gmail does give to its registered users the chance to use smtp.gmail.com
> as postfix relayhost .
> Let's say i want to run a remailer , i would give to Big G the chance to
> register mixmaster remailer smtp traffic , which it's not a big deal for
> anonymous remailers , isn' it ?
> How does a mixmaster remailer deal with this issue ?
> Most of the anonymous type 2 remailers are first level domains like .net
> , .de , .com , .to , .at .
> Is any chance for dynamic domains to see their mail delivered everywhere?
>
> Would be a solution split smtp traffic into ordinary mail going through
> smtp.gmail.com on one hand and on the other one have remailer traffic
> working on its own ?
>
> How can i use mixmaster as relayhost for itself ?
> If i add a mixmaster voice to master.cf how could i use it ?
> And if i hated big G where could i find an smtp ssl/tls relayhost ?
>
> I will really appreciate an help on this , thanks !!!
>
> Gab
>
Ok let's say i was pissed when i wrote the above mail ....> Dyndns domains and as well as no-ip are blacklisted by all mainstream
> email providers as hotmail , gmail , yahoo etc.
> Gmail does give to its registered users the chance to use smtp.gmail.com
> as postfix relayhost .
> Let's say i want to run a remailer , i would give to Big G the chance to
> register mixmaster remailer smtp traffic , which it's not a big deal for
> anonymous remailers , isn' it ?
> How does a mixmaster remailer deal with this issue ?
> Most of the anonymous type 2 remailers are first level domains like .net
> , .de , .com , .to , .at .
> Is any chance for dynamic domains to see their mail delivered everywhere?
>
> Would be a solution split smtp traffic into ordinary mail going through
> smtp.gmail.com on one hand and on the other one have remailer traffic
> working on its own ?
>
> How can i use mixmaster as relayhost for itself ?
> If i add a mixmaster voice to master.cf how could i use it ?
> And if i hated big G where could i find an smtp ssl/tls relayhost ?
>
> I will really appreciate an help on this , thanks !!!
>
> Gab
>
I have a dyndns domain name which is blacklisted by major mail
providers ... i need a smtp relay host not in those blacklists and not
being smtp.gmail.com , possibly some safe email provider looking after
users privacy and using ssl/tls ... thanks !
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Anonymous Remailer
Dec 3, 2008, 1:01:07 PM12/3/08
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> IP address itself will be blacklisted by far more.
>
> I guess you are unwilling to use your ISP's mail server and that put
> you onto gmail?
>
> There are some commercial (pay for) email solutions out there that
> might accommodate you to start. But if your remailer is abused, and I
> have a hard time imagining it won't be - they all are to some degree,
> then complaints will arrive. And your new host will make suggestions,
> that if ignored, will result in being thrown off.
>
> pobox.com is one, but there are many others. And they all have some
> limits on the volume they will take for a price.
>
>
> What you really want is what is known in the biz as "bullet proof
> hosting." But it'll cost too, and could also be blacklisted.
Have the remops not been able to come up with anything to stop
spammer abuse? I know they tried HashCash, but they seem to have
abandoned that now.
Anonymous Remailer
Dec 3, 2008, 1:06:14 PM12/3/08
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> On Mon, 01 Dec 2008 10:06:06 +0100, Null <no...@fake.null> wrote:
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Anonymous Remailer
Dec 3, 2008, 1:08:16 PM12/3/08
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> On Mon, 01 Dec 2008 10:06:06 +0100, Null <no...@fake.null> wrote:
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