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Lebev


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09-28-04 12:53 PM

Using QS.  What remailer, other than Frog, can I use to make binary
posts?





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John Smith


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09-28-04 12:53 PM

On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 05:34:46 -0500, in article
<3efil0h1jgg9v8k6lhfktlhrjgaevla1el@4ax.com>, Lebev <bev@mix.xom>
wrote:

>Using QS.  What remailer, other than Frog, can I use to make binary
>posts?

Posting binaries through remailers is generally not advised.





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    Re: Newbie question Binary posts  
Lebev


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09-28-04 12:53 PM

On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 05:34:46 -0500, Lebev <bev@mix.xom> wrote:

>Using QS.  What remailer, other than Frog, can I use to make binary
>posts?
I'm not interested in posting attachments.  Only messages in binary
groups






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    Re: Newbie question Binary posts  
Marc


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09-28-04 12:53 PM


"Lebev" <bev@mix.xom> wrote in message
 news:dinil0pn4iuiittjvi9modn4nj3vuf1o66@
4ax.com...
> On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 05:34:46 -0500, Lebev <bev@mix.xom> wrote:
> 
> I'm not interested in posting attachments.  Only messages in binary
> groups
>

should not have a problem then,
if they carry the newsgroup.
check the listings here for other remailers
Most will not support binary files







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    Re: Newbie question Binary posts  
Lebev


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09-28-04 10:45 PM

On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 07:52:30 -0500, Lebev <bev@mix.xom> wrote:

>On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 05:34:46 -0500, Lebev <bev@mix.xom> wrote:
> 
>I'm not interested in posting attachments.  Only messages in binary
>groups
that is to post the message anonymously  I know that the last remailer
has to be one that't handle binary files






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    Re: Newbie question Binary posts  
Thomas J. Boschloo


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09-28-04 10:45 PM

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Lebev wrote:
| Using QS.  What remailer, other than Frog, can I use to make binary
| posts?

You will have to try. There is the klen value in the remailer caps
string you should take into account. Also, some remailers drop binaries
based on some 'heuristic' code. PGP messages are never dropped however
(but things like UUEncoded messages are based on e.g. the lack of spaces
and each line beginning with the letter 'M').

You should also get the remailer-conf from each remailer to see if it
blocks any binary groups. E.g. Dizum blocks *all* groups with the word
'binary' in it.

So you just have to try different exit remailers so see what works. I
would advice you to stick to the mixmaster protocol since they are
broken up in fragments of 28k and the nodes in between the exit remailer
and you can't tell that they are carrying a binary message.

Here is the code in mixmaster 3.x to detect binaries, you could try to
find your way around this filter and see what will or won't work before
you try:

~    if (BINFILTER && l > 20 && line->length == l &&
~        (bufleft(line, "M") || !buffind(line, " ")))
~      inbinary++;
~    else
~      inbinary = 0, l = line->length;
~    if (bufileft(line, begin_pgp) || bufileft(line, begin_key))
~      inpgp = 1;
~    if (bufileft(line, end_pgp) || bufileft(line, end_key))
~      inpgp = 0;
~    if (inbinary < 10 || inpgp) {
~      buf_cat(out, line);
~      buf_nl(out);
~    } else if (inbinary == 10) {
~      errlog(NOTICE, "Binary message detected.\n");
~      if (BINFILTER > 1) {
~        err = -1;
~        goto end;
~      }
~      buf_appends(out, BINDISCLAIMER);
~      buf_nl(out);

Thomas
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Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (MingW32)
Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org

 iQB5AwUBQVmWRwEP2l8iXKAJAQH4KwMdH4JnoAsJ
SoL38eGkxv80fLELZxvMG34t
PXzZn7kpaEUu3RM+I9hBwOew/aksHlNUAKl7fGoZjO5kpCt1OR6iQV618G+lVAwP
BBaQ0cTd2ry4FClrZdULkvoAQUBUi/NPi+NeHw==
=5YOP
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    Re: Newbie question Binary posts  
An Metet


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09-28-04 10:45 PM

On Tue, 28 Sep 2004, Lebev <bev@mix.xom> wrote:
>Using QS.  What remailer, other than Frog, can I use to make binary
>posts?

Dont send binaries through the remailer system, you twit! The system is
noot designed for that kind of volume and you'll wind up delaying everybody
else's posts and mail, just so you paedophiles can trade your nasty
pictures.

DON'T DO IT!!






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    Re: Newbie question Binary posts  
Anonymous


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09-28-04 10:45 PM

In article <3efil0h1jgg9v8k6lhfktlhrjgaevla1el@4ax.com>, Lebev wrote:
>Using QS.  What remailer, other than Frog, can I use to make binary
>posts?

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