Anonymous Servers - How configure QS

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How configure QS

spger@hollow.cum

2004-09-24, 5:45 pm

I want to bypass my own ISP mail server using QS, and understand I need to
set up an account elsewhere that offers smtp access.

Having done that though, how do I configure QS to go through that account
rather than my own ISP .. newbie question ..

Thanks

Max Mustermann

2004-09-24, 8:45 pm

In article <Xns956EBA282FD70hhdd6@130.133.1.4>
"spger@hollow.cum" <trflnde@down.com> wrote:
>
> I want to bypass my own ISP mail server using QS, and understand I need to
> set up an account elsewhere that offers smtp access.
>
> Having done that though, how do I configure QS to go through that account
> rather than my own ISP .. newbie question ..
>
> Thanks

The best way to send mail to a remailer is directly to a remailer's smtp
service, bypassing your ISP or any other type of pay or free email
accounts. I say "best" because I guess it's a given that since you're
using the remailers in the first place you trust them with your anonymity.

Read Zax's fabulous TLS page at https://www.bananasplit.info/mailtls.html
for a very good explanation of the process. While some servers may accept
unencrypted connections, TLS is the way to go. Tools like stunnel and
openSSL are required and he explains the process very well. He also
provides an example of how to configure QS to take advantage of these
services. The related page at noreply https://www.noreply.org/tls/
provides a listing of remailers which accept mail directly and how they do
it.

Read and absorb. You may be a newbie, but I have faith in you.

QuickSilver

2004-09-24, 8:45 pm

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In article <Xns956EBA282FD70hhdd6@130.133.1.4>
"spger@hollow.cum" <trflnde@down.com> wrote:
>
> I want to bypass my own ISP mail server using QS, and understand I need to
> set up an account elsewhere that offers smtp access.
>
> Having done that though, how do I configure QS to go through that account
> rather than my own ISP .. newbie question ..

Open a default message (click File|New|Message). Change the Host header
to the new SMTP server and change the From header to your new email
address. Then click 'File|Save as Default|Message'. Do the same with
your default usenet article. Change any templates you have created and
save with 'Save as template'.

Please take a look at my website on the Support Options page. There are
several options including 3 mailing lists. I'm no longer supporting QS
in this group.

Richard
- --
R.Christman
quicksilver <at> skuz.net
http://www.quicksilvermail.net
How many people download QS? http://quicksilvermail.net/ftpusage.html
QS mailing list http://www.quicksilvermail.net/mailman/listinfo/qslist
Superb remailer statistical analysis http://www.noreply.org

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George Orwell

2004-09-24, 8:45 pm

On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, QuickSilver
<Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote:

>Open a default message (click File|New|Message). Change the Host header

I thought you didn't support QS in this forum any more!

Or is that just something you keep saying so you can fall back on it when
you can't answer the tough questions?

Tarapia Tapioco

2004-09-25, 2:45 am

In article < 15f478f09c0bf1e9de069707cd432823@mixmast
er.it>
George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
>
> On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, QuickSilver
> <Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote:
>
>
> I thought you didn't support QS in this forum any more!
>
> Or is that just something you keep saying so you can fall back on it when
> you can't answer the tough questions?

What is your problem? Did your step dad XXXX you in the XXX again? Now go suck some cock, and leave us
alone.

starwars

2004-09-25, 7:45 am

In article < d05950726cf316daafdedb89adfb6fdd@firenze
.linux.it>
Tarapia Tapioco <comesefosse@ntani.firenze.linux.it> wrote:
>
> In article < 15f478f09c0bf1e9de069707cd432823@mixmast
er.it>
> George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
>
> What is your problem? Did your step dad XXXX you in the XXX again? Now go suck some cock, and leave us
> alone.

It was a valid question so what's your problem with valid questions?

With that attitude you just have to be

A Dr Who Sockpuppet.

starwars

2004-09-25, 5:45 pm

Tarapia Tapioco <comesefosse@ntani.firenze.linux.it> wrote:

>In article < 15f478f09c0bf1e9de069707cd432823@mixmast
er.it>
>George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
>
>What is your problem? Did your step dad XXXX you in the XXX again? Now go
>suck some cock, and leave us
>alone.

Looks like SOMEONE stuck a nerve.

You didn't answer the question. Every time we see you under the gun you
yell PLONK or pull out the no support card. Sometimes within hours you're
back supporting Quicksilver on Usenet. Usually you even insert a few
childish digs at whoever called you out on whatever it was you screwed up
in the first place.

Do you support Quicksilver here or not? You claims not to, so why are you
doing it? It looks like a cowards safety net to most people. Sock puppets
screaming incest fantasies only makes it worse.

George Orwell

2004-09-25, 8:45 pm

In article <Xns956EBA282FD70hhdd6@130.133.1.4>, spger@hollow.cum wrote:
>I want to bypass my own ISP mail server using QS, and understand I need to
>set up an account elsewhere that offers smtp access.
>
>Having done that though, how do I configure QS to go through that account
>rather than my own ISP .. newbie question ..
>
>Thanks

one alternate smtp that I sometimes use is a free account
at hotpop.com

Just configure your msg template to use hotpop's smtp
something like this:

Fcc: outbox
Host: smtp.hotpop.com
From: username@hotpop.com
To:
Subject:

~~

Note, hotpop requires smtp authentication, you can either use the smtp auth
function in QS or simply "POP before SMTP"... check pop3 mail from the
hotpop account before using it to send. doing a pop3 check about every 25
min or so keeps you 'logged in' for sending via their smtp.

the downside is that last I knew, they dont support alternat smtp ports,
but they do allow for pop3 port to be 1110 instead of 110.

futureworlds

2004-09-26, 8:45 pm

In article < 15f478f09c0bf1e9de069707cd432823@mixmast
er.it>
George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:

On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, QuickSilver
<Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote:

>Open a default message (click File|New|Message). Change the
Host header

I thought you didn't support QS in this forum any more!

Or is that just something you keep saying so you can fall back
on it when
you can't answer the tough questions?

* * *

Eat shit and die XXXXXXX. What have you written and given us
for free? Richard is always available to help people with QS.

So just XXXX off!

Nomen Nescio

2004-09-27, 2:45 am

On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, futureworlds <nobody@mail.futureworlds.it> wrote:
>In article < 15f478f09c0bf1e9de069707cd432823@mixmast
er.it>
>George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
>
>On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, QuickSilver
><Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote:
>
>Host header
>
>I thought you didn't support QS in this forum any more!
>
>Or is that just something you keep saying so you can fall back
>on it when
>you can't answer the tough questions?
>
> * * *
>
>Eat shit and die XXXXXXX. What have you written and given us
>for free? Richard is always available to help people with QS.
>
>So just XXXX off!

Damn Christman, you get PISSED when the truth makes you look like a XXXXup
don't you?

Thanks for the free client and all the hard work, and even for handing out
support in the first place. But grow the hell up a bit dude......

Honus Le Boner

2004-09-27, 2:45 am

In article <e164dc72fd6bc562195ae5ccb34632f3@dizum.com>
Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.com> wrote:
>
> On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, futureworlds <nobody@mail.futureworlds.it> wrote:
>
> Damn Christman, you get PISSED when the truth makes you look like a XXXXup
> don't you?
>
> Thanks for the free client and all the hard work, and even for handing out
> support in the first place. But grow the hell up a bit dude......

I would just like to say I like QS and it seems to be working
pretty well for me. Not a lot different than JBN, really.

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Thomas J. Boschloo

2004-09-27, 5:45 pm

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starwars wrote:
| Tarapia Tapioco <comesefosse@ntani.firenze.linux.it> wrote:
|
|
|>In article < 15f478f09c0bf1e9de069707cd432823@mixmast
er.it>
|>George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
|>
|>>On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, QuickSilver
|>><Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote:
|>>
|>>
|>>>Open a default message (click File|New|Message). Change the Host header
|>>
|>>I thought you didn't support QS in this forum any more!
|>>
|>>Or is that just something you keep saying so you can fall back on it when
|>>you can't answer the tough questions?
|>
|>What is your problem? Did your step dad XXXX you in the XXX again? Now go
|>suck some cock, and leave us
|>alone.
|
|
| Looks like SOMEONE stuck a nerve.

Looks like Richard decided to act all grown up and ignore your childish
insinuations.

| You didn't answer the question. Every time we see you under the gun you
| yell PLONK or pull out the no support card. Sometimes within hours you're
| back supporting Quicksilver on Usenet. Usually you even insert a few
| childish digs at whoever called you out on whatever it was you screwed up
| in the first place.
|
| Do you support Quicksilver here or not? You claims not to, so why are you
| doing it? It looks like a cowards safety net to most people. Sock puppets
| screaming incest fantasies only makes it worse.

Thomas
- --
The Thraddash: "So, what's this? SNORT! An unknown alien species?"
"How wonderful! Someone new to fight!"
Full Game Win/Mac/Linux: <http://sc2.sourceforge.net>
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Max Mustermann

2004-09-27, 5:45 pm

Thomas J. Boschloo <nospam@hccnet.nl.invalid> wrote:

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>starwars wrote:
>| Tarapia Tapioco <comesefosse@ntani.firenze.linux.it> wrote:
>|
>|
>|>In article < 15f478f09c0bf1e9de069707cd432823@mixmast
er.it>
>|>George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
>|>
>|>>On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, QuickSilver
>|>><Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote:
>|>>
>|>>
>|>>>Open a default message (click File|New|Message). Change the Host header
>|>>
>|>>I thought you didn't support QS in this forum any more!
>|>>
>|>>Or is that just something you keep saying so you can fall back on it when
>|>>you can't answer the tough questions?
>|>
>|>What is your problem? Did your step dad XXXX you in the XXX again? Now go
>|>suck some cock, and leave us
>|>alone.
>|
>|
>| Looks like SOMEONE stuck a nerve.
>
>Looks like Richard decided to act all grown up and ignore your childish
>insinuations.

Looks like you assume that wasn't Christman replying.

Looks like Christman might NOT be grown up enough to answer the question.

Looks like Christman really does use his no support policy to avoid things
he doesn't like. Hardly a sign of maturity if you ask most people.

>
>| You didn't answer the question. Every time we see you under the gun you
>| yell PLONK or pull out the no support card. Sometimes within hours you're
>| back supporting Quicksilver on Usenet. Usually you even insert a few
>| childish digs at whoever called you out on whatever it was you screwed up
>| in the first place.
>|
>| Do you support Quicksilver here or not? You claims not to, so why are you
>| doing it? It looks like a cowards safety net to most people. Sock puppets
>| screaming incest fantasies only makes it worse.
>
>Thomas
>- --
>The Thraddash: "So, what's this? SNORT! An unknown alien species?"
>"How wonderful! Someone new to fight!"
>Full Game Win/Mac/Linux: <http://sc2.sourceforge.net>
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Zax

2004-10-01, 5:45 pm

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On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 01:54:54 +0200, Max Mustermann wrote in
Message-Id: <8064cccaaa3ebcda1ad3b803258cd99f@remail.amessage.info>:

> Read Zax's fabulous TLS page at https://www.bananasplit.info/mailtls.html
> for a very good explanation of the process.

I will try and update that page this weekend, it's a bit out of date due
to updates in OpenSSL and newer ciphers. If anyone has dappled with
stunnel configurations and has anything to add beyond the excellent
example on my webpage that was submitted by Bikikii Admin, I'd be
pleased to hear about it.

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