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| Eelbash Admin 2006-01-31, 2:45 am |
| I put a customized version of PyNonymous on http://remop.150m.com/pyfrom.
Following the requirements of the author, the documentation has been left
intact; the changes/additions have been prefaced with 'cust' as a comment.
If the author has a problem with my customization, please let me know here
on apas.
PyNonymous creates a chain of 4 remailers, selected randomly from a list
of middlemen and of exit remailers. The 4th remailer is from the exit
list.
I changed the exit list to consist of remailers that allow a custom from
header.
The script randomly selects 3, 4, or 5 copies. That has not been changed.
Three arguments, or null arguments, are required to run pyfrom:
# the first controls the 'from' header.
# the second controls how many remailers are in the chain.
# the third controls whether or not this is a test.
# you can pass nulls for any or all, but there must be
# something, nulls or data, present.
#
# examples:
#
# pyfrom '' '' '' takes defaults. This makes it
identical to the original module
# pyfrom 'yes' '' '' uses header from the saved message;
default of 4 remailers in chain.
# pyfrom 'joeblow@abc.com' '' '' uses that header; default
of 4 remailers in chain.
# pyfrom 'joeblow@abc.com' '5' '' uses that header; 5
remailers in chain
# pyfrom '' '6' '' NO header; 6 remailers in chain.
# pyfrom '' '' 't' This will not call mixmaster or
delete temp.txt
This should be useful, since it can be run in any of the configurations
via a cron job.
My tests indicate that it's working as it should, but please try it if you
are inclined to, and let us know how it goes.
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| TwistyCreek 2006-01-31, 2:45 am |
| You are a XXXXin idiot... Do you not even read what people respond to
your posts??? You CAN NOT hotlink to that free webspace you keep refering
to. You need to create an index.html (READ INDEX.HTML) page and include a
link in it.
For XXXX sakes man READ WHAT PEOPLE ARE TELLING YOU!
You get "A Hotlinking Error Has Occured!" from clicking that link
and "No INDEX.HTML Page Found"
from trying to reach http://remop.150m.com
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| A.Melon 2006-01-31, 2:45 am |
| >>On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 06:49:05 +0100, Eelbash Admin
[vbcol=seagreen]
>On 31 Jan 2006 06:48:00 -0000, TwistyCreek <anon@comments.header>
>wrote:
>
>You are a XXXXin idiot... Do you not even read what people respond
>to your posts??? You CAN NOT hotlink to that free webspace you
>keep refering to. You need to create an index.html (READ
>INDEX.HTML) page and include a link in it.
>
>For XXXX sakes man READ WHAT PEOPLE ARE TELLING YOU!
>
>You get "A Hotlinking Error Has Occured!" from clicking that link
>
>and "No INDEX.HTML Page Found"
>
>from trying to reach http://remop.150m.com
>
Give up, assholeous. Blowjay's page has outed you, XXXXX. You will be
laughed at forever for "You...are a XXXXin idiot..."
Blowjay's outing of assholeous,congo, eelbash and a host more of
aborted attempts at being a remop is here
The eelbash/cheshire/bogg/asmodeous/parsifal Chronicles
http://www.cotse.net/users/bluejay/...claration2.html
(Blowjay is j.o., but he sure pegged assholeous.)
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| Eelbash Admin 2006-01-31, 7:47 am |
| In article <1R98VBY138748.075@twistycreek.com>
TwistyCreek <anon@comments.header> wrote:
>
> You are a XXXXin idiot... Do you not even read what people respond to
> your posts??? You CAN NOT hotlink to that free webspace you keep refering
> to. You need to create an index.html (READ INDEX.HTML) page and include a
> link in it.
>
> For XXXX sakes man READ WHAT PEOPLE ARE TELLING YOU!
>
> You get "A Hotlinking Error Has Occured!" from clicking that link
>
> and "No INDEX.HTML Page Found"
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> from trying to reach http://remop.150m.com
I cannot be held responsible for user inadequacies. I do not HOTlink to
anything and I do not have an Index so do NOT require and INDEX.HTML
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| On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 06:49:05 +0100, Eelbash Admin wrote:
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If anyone has been having problems downloading the copy of PyNonymous or
the customized version I put up, try it again. It should be ok now.
You may have to go first to http://remop.150m.com/
and then http://remop.150m.com/pynonymous for the copy of PyNonymous,
and http://remop.150m.com/pyfrom for the customized version.
As I reported earlier, I have been seeing truncation of reference headers=
..
It seems to happen when replying to a message that already has two
reference headers.
This may be an artifact of my system, though I can't see how, or it could
be a problem with pynonymous.
So keep that in mind as you are testing.
Has anyone else seen this? I'm using linux and Pan.
> I put a customized version of PyNonymous on http://remop.150m.com/pyfro=
m.
>=20
> Following the requirements of the author, the documentation has been le=
ft
> intact; the changes/additions have been prefaced with 'cust' as a comme=
nt.
>=20
> If the author has a problem with my customization, please let me know h=
ere
> on apas.
>=20
> PyNonymous creates a chain of 4 remailers, selected randomly from a lis=
t
> of middlemen and of exit remailers. The 4th remailer is from the exit
> list.
>=20
> I changed the exit list to consist of remailers that allow a custom fro=
m
> header.
>=20
> The script randomly selects 3, 4, or 5 copies. That has not been change=
d.
>=20
> Three arguments, or null arguments, are required to run pyfrom:
>=20
> # the first controls the 'from' header.=20
>=20
> # the second controls how many remailers are in the chain.=20
>=20
> # the third controls whether or not this is a test.
>=20
> # you can pass nulls for any or all, but there must be=20
>=20
> # something, nulls or data, present.
> #
> # examples:
> #
> # pyfrom '' '' '' takes defaults. This makes it
> identical to the original module
>=20
> # pyfrom 'yes' '' '' uses header from the saved message;
> default of 4 remailers in chain.
>=20
> # pyfrom 'joeblow@abc.com' '' '' uses that header; default
> of 4 remailers in chain.
>=20
> # pyfrom 'joeblow@abc.com' '5' '' uses that header; 5
> remailers in chain
>=20
> # pyfrom '' '6' '' NO header; 6 remailers in chain.
>=20
> # pyfrom '' '' 't' This will not call mixmaster or
> delete temp.txt
>=20
>=20
> This should be useful, since it can be run in any of the configurations
> via a cron job.
>=20
>=20
> My tests indicate that it's working as it should, but please try it if =
you
> are inclined to, and let us know how it goes.
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| George Orwell 2006-01-31, 7:47 am |
| Eelbash Admin wrote:
> I put a customized version of PyNonymous on http://remop.150m.com/pyfrom.
A few hours ago you were claiming Pynonymous didn't work. Did you "fix"
it, or don't you care about stuff like people posting broken messages? Or
are you just FOS as usual?
> Three arguments, or null arguments, are required to run pyfrom:
Ummm... "null arguments"?
LOL!!
No thanks whack job, I'll wait for someone who has a clue to make
improvements. Who ever heard of a program that needed "null arguments"??
What the hell is a null argument anyway? Null means it isn't there, goofy.
> My tests indicate that it's working as it should, but please try it if you
> are inclined to, and let us know how it goes.
I'm inclined to point out that you claimed your junk was working a couple
other times, the promptly got to the business of outing yourself playing
sock puppet to defend your junk after you were TOLD it would happen.
Only the most foolish of fools would go anywhere NEAR anything you had
your hands on.
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| George Orwell 2006-01-31, 6:38 pm |
| In article <60a7d6c6b6dde037dafda88d7312b967@msgid.frell.theremailer.net>
Eelbash Admin <admin@eelbash.org> wrote:
>
> I put a customized version of PyNonymous on http://remop.150m.com/pyfrom.
>
> Following the requirements of the author, the documentation has been left
> intact; the changes/additions have been prefaced with 'cust' as a comment.
>
> If the author has a problem with my customization, please let me know here
> on apas.
Unless he specifically granted you the right to modify it, you _are_
violating his copyright. Even stuff placed in the public domain for
free modification has to have a license or note with it saying that
it has been placed in to the public domain.
You should ask him before you modify it and upload it for the public.
If you're violating a copyright, it's enough to get your web site shut
down.
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| Thrasher Remailer 2006-01-31, 6:38 pm |
| In article <60a7d6c6b6dde037dafda88d7312b967@msgid.frell.theremailer.net>
Eelbash Admin <admin@eelbash.org> wrote:
>
> I put a customized version of PyNonymous on http://remop.150m.com/pyfrom.
>
> Following the requirements of the author, the documentation has been left
> intact; the changes/additions have been prefaced with 'cust' as a comment.
>
> If the author has a problem with my customization, please let me know here
> on apas.
>
> PyNonymous creates a chain of 4 remailers, selected randomly from a list
> of middlemen and of exit remailers. The 4th remailer is from the exit
> list.
>
> I changed the exit list to consist of remailers that allow a custom from
> header.
>
> The script randomly selects 3, 4, or 5 copies. That has not been changed.
So all you did was change the list of remailers? Why would anyone
download that?!
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| Anonymous 2006-01-31, 6:38 pm |
| On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
>Eelbash Admin wrote:
>
>
>A few hours ago you were claiming Pynonymous didn't work. Did you "fix"
>it, or don't you care about stuff like people posting broken messages? Or
>are you just FOS as usual?
>
>
>Ummm... "null arguments"?
>LOL!!
>No thanks whack job, I'll wait for someone who has a clue to make
>improvements. Who ever heard of a program that needed "null arguments"??
>What the hell is a null argument anyway? Null means it isn't there, goofy.
Eelbash is a moron, but null arguments is a common phrase. Google it if
you don't believe me.
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| TwistyCreek 2006-01-31, 6:38 pm |
| >I do not HOTlink to anything and I do not have an Index so do NOT require
and INDEX.HTML
LOL... I can only assume this is a forgery... even Eelbash would find out
what "hotlink" meant and would know index.html didn't involve having an
index... you just about had me though... LOL
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