Send an email to remailer@eelbash.yi.org with

fastpost

as the subject, to get the file below.

This service has always been popular, and continues unchanged, except for
the address to which you send the email.




The Fastpost service allows someone to reply quickly to a newsgroup post,
without having his ip or email address show up in the post's headers.

There's no encryption, so it should only be used for casual anonymity.

If you send an email to some.newsgroup@fastpost.yi.org, it will end up in
the newsgroup some.newsgroup, but with your ip and other identifying
information removed.

Doing this uses whatever 'from' header your mail/news client is using, but
here are various options to change the 'from' header to your liking, as
well as do other things. They are:

alias_xxx_some.newsgroup@fastpost.yi.org
this uses a random nickname and domain for the 'from' header.

alias_123_some.newsgroup@fastpost.yi.org
this uses a nickname associated with the number 123. The domain
is random. You can use numbers up to about 200.

alias_Joe.Blow|somedomain.com_some.newsgroup@fastpost.yi.org
this creates a nickname of Joe Blow and a domain of
Joe.Blow@somedomain.com.
[Note that this lets you choose any remailer as last-hop, and always hav
e
full 'From' headers. Very handy if you can't remember which remailers
allow the full 'From' headers].

alias_xxx_newsgroup1..newsgroup2..newsgrooup@fastpost.yi.org
this sends the message to three newsgroups. You can use up to 5.

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In article <1123100398. 106a3adbb45438fb3f5022f39b9a3e71@teranew
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Admin <admin@eelbash.yi.org> wrote:
>
> Send an email to remailer@eelbash.yi.org with
>
> fastpost
>
> as the subject, to get the file below.
>
> This service has always been popular, and continues unchanged, except for
> the address to which you send the email.

OK I'll bite.  Maybe it'll be around for more than two or three days.

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On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 16:19:58 -0400, Admin <admin@eelbash.yi.org> wrote:

>Send an email to remailer@eelbash.yi.org with
>fastpost
>as the subject, to get the file below.
>
>This service has always been popular, and continues unchanged, except for
>the address to which you send the email.

Thanks for offering the good service.
I like it.

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In article <1123100398. 106a3adbb45438fb3f5022f39b9a3e71@teranew
s>
Admin <admin@eelbash.yi.org> wrote:
>
> Send an email to remailer@eelbash.yi.org with
>
> fastpost
>
> as the subject, to get the file below.
>
> This service has always been popular, and continues unchanged, except for
> the address to which you send the email.

OK I'll bite.  Maybe it'll be around for more than two or three days.

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In article <DZAZCF9I38573.6931134259@si93kru1.poster>
Fallon J Gebirg <JGebirgFallon132@hotmail.plarnck.fi> wrote:
>
> In article <1123100398. 106a3adbb45438fb3f5022f39b9a3e71@teranew
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> Admin <admin@eelbash.yi.org> wrote: 
>
> OK I'll bite.  Maybe it'll be around for more than two or three days.

Odd... My test message came through twice, six days apart, with different
message IDs.

old: BE56XV3H38567.7509259259@si93kru1.poster
new: DZAZCF9I38573.6931134259@si93kru1.poster

It was sent to eelbash once, *not remailed* (just sent from an smtp
account), one copy.

What was it doing hanging around on eelbash?  I don't like that.  Eelbash
Admin might have been fondling it for six days.  Ew.

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On Tue, 09 Aug 2005 22:05:43 +0000, Thrasher Remailer wrote:

> In article <DZAZCF9I38573.6931134259@si93kru1.poster> Fallon J Gebirg
> <JGebirgFallon132@hotmail.plarnck.fi> wrote: 
>
> Odd... My test message came through twice, six days apart, with different
> message IDs.
>
> old: BE56XV3H38567.7509259259@si93kru1.poster new:
> DZAZCF9I38573.6931134259@si93kru1.poster
>
> It was sent to eelbash once, *not remailed* (just sent from an smtp
> account), one copy.
>
> What was it doing hanging around on eelbash?  I don't like that.  Eelbash
> Admin might have been fondling it for six days.  Ew.

I've been keeping copies of messages using the remailer as last-hop until
everything looks like it's running well.

The message got sent again by accident when I was trying to send the ones
that didn't make it the first time because only fastpost.yi.org was
working, but now newsanon.yi.org will do the job as well.

Messages are no longer being kept around.

I never laid a finger on your message.

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On 9 Aug 2005, Thrasher Remailer <thrasher@reece.net.au> wrote:
>In article <DZAZCF9I38573.6931134259@si93kru1.poster>
>Fallon J Gebirg <JGebirgFallon132@hotmail.plarnck.fi> wrote: 
>
>Odd... My test message came through twice, six days apart, with different
>message IDs.
>
>old: BE56XV3H38567.7509259259@si93kru1.poster
>new: DZAZCF9I38573.6931134259@si93kru1.poster
>
>It was sent to eelbash once, *not remailed* (just sent from an smtp
>account), one copy.
>
>What was it doing hanging around on eelbash?  I don't like that.  Eelbash
>Admin might have been fondling it for six days.  Ew.

The pompous freak has been holding it close to his bosom, stroking it and
calling it his "Precious"

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In article <1123626976. d56fe47bd57d1dd330078b45a7f3c28d@teranew
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Admin <admin@eelbash.yi.org> wrote:
>
> I never laid a finger on your message.

Ok, but it's not your finger I worry about. 

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In article <1123626976. d56fe47bd57d1dd330078b45a7f3c28d@teranew
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Admin <admin@eelbash.yi.org> wrote: 
>
> I've been keeping copies of messages using the remailer as last-hop until
> everything looks like it's running well.

Thanks for letting us know about your data retention policy. I'll
be sure to bar Eelbash from my client.

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On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Anonymous <anonymous@invalid.com> wrote:
>In article <1123626976. d56fe47bd57d1dd330078b45a7f3c28d@teranew
s>
>Admin <admin@eelbash.yi.org> wrote: 
>
>Thanks for letting us know about your data retention policy. I'll
>be sure to bar Eelbash from my client.

And there it is....

"I've been keeping copies of messages using the remailer as last-hop until
everything looks like it's running well." - Eelbash

He opens the remailer *again* on Sat, 30 Jul 2005 at 11:44 AM CST, and then
10 days later on Tue, 09 Aug 2005, he demonstrates *ONCE AGAIN* that he
just doesn't understand the basic principles behind running a remailer.

The funny thing is, the stupid bastard will not understand what is wrong,
and will make a pathetic, flailing attempt to defend his actions *this
time*.

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