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Echolot for Debian |
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Make sure mail to the Echolot pinger reaches /var/mail/echolot (or configure |
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echolot to read it from any other location). Please really check that mail to |
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the configured domain works. Any bounces will annoy dozends of remailer |
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operators. |
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To send commands to pingd it's best to use the /etc/init.d/echolot script. |
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It takes care that pingd is only called as the correct user. See pingd(1) for a |
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list of commands and their description. |
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If you run this pinger please consider publishing the results so that other |
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people benefit from it. Announcing the URL to the remailer operators' list |
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<remops@freedom.gmsociety.org>, the alt.privacy.anon-server Usenet newsgroup |
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and sending a mail to pingers@palfrader.org would be apprechiated. |
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Since many users installed Echolot without considering its implications the |
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default setup is now to no longer start the pingd in the default installation. |
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To actually enable it please modify /etc/default/echolot. |
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If you want to run a pinger, please configure /etc/echolot/pingd.conf and |
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/etc/default/echolot. Then start echolot using /etc/init.d/echolot start |
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and add some addresses to it: /etc/init.d/echolot add remailer@example.com. |
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-- Peter Palfrader <weasel@debian.org>, Sun, 14 Nov 2004 23:31:24 +0100 |
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