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Revision 759 - (show annotations) (download)
Thu Apr 22 00:20:14 2004 UTC (9 years ago) by rabbi
File size: 5774 byte(s)
Finalize our pool mix strategy. This corresponds to the one analyzed in the forthcoming paper by Diaz, et al.
1 ## mix.cfg - Mixmaster configuration file
2 ## see mixmaster(1) for a description
3 ##
4 ## All paths relative to compile-time defined SPOOL (default: ~/Mix)
5 ## Can be overriden by environment variable $MIXPATH
6 ##
7 ## $Id: mix.cfg.ex,v 1.4 2003/09/03 16:46:04 packbart Exp $
8
9 ####################### Remailer configuration: ###########################
10
11 ## Enable remailer functionality
12 REMAIL y
13
14 SHORTNAME foo
15 REMAILERNAME Anonymous Remailer
16 REMAILERADDR mix@example.net
17 ANONNAME Anonymous
18 #ANONADDR nobody@example.net
19 #COMPLAINTS abuse@example.net
20
21 ## Additional capstring flags (e.g.: testing filter mon)
22 #EXTFLAGS testing
23
24 ## Act as an intermediate hop only, forward anonymized messages to
25 ## another remailer
26 MIDDLEMAN n
27
28 ## Supported formats:
29 MIX y
30 PGP n
31 UNENCRYPTED n
32
33 ## Only disable these if you really know what they do
34 #REMIX y
35 #REPGP y
36
37 ## In middleman mode, mail is randhopped through this chain
38 #FORWARDTO *
39
40 ## Filter binaries and replace them with "[...]"
41 ## Note: destroys even PGP messages sometimes
42 BINFILTER n
43
44 ## Allow users to add their address to the dest.blk file by sending the
45 ## remailer a message containing the line "destination-block"
46 ## Note: as no challenge-response mechanisms are used (yet),
47 ## attackers could dest-block arbitrary addresses
48 AUTOBLOCK y
49
50 ## Automatically respond to non-remailer mail and mail to COMPLAINTS address
51 AUTOREPLY n
52
53 ## List statistics on intermediate vs. final delivery in remailer-stats.
54 STATSDETAILS y
55
56 ## List known remailers and their keys in remailer-conf reply
57 LISTSUPPORTED y
58
59 ## Maximum chain length for message forwarding requested by
60 ## Rand-Hop and Remix-To directives
61 MAXRANDHOPS 5
62
63 ## Maximum size for Inflate: padding in kB. 0 means padding is not allowed
64 INFLATEMAX 50
65
66 ## Limits the number of allowed recipients in outgoing mail
67 ## Anything that exceeds this number is dropped silently
68 MAXRECIPIENTS 5
69
70 ## Passphrase to protect secret keys
71 #PASSPHRASE raboof
72
73 ## Maximum message size in kB (0 for no limit):
74 SIZELIMIT 0
75
76 ## Remailing strategy:
77 MAILINTIME 5m
78 SENDPOOLTIME 15m
79 POOLSIZE 45
80 RATE 65
81
82 ## Dummy generation probabilities
83 INDUMMYP 10
84 OUTDUMMYP 90
85
86 ## How long to store packet IDs and incomplete message parts
87 IDEXP 7d
88 PACKETEXP 7d
89
90 ## Client settings for Rand-Hop: directives and dummy messages
91 CHAIN *,*,*,*
92 DISTANCE 2
93 MINREL 98
94 RELFINAL 99
95 MAXLAT 36h
96
97 ## This file lists remailers which should not be used in randomly generated
98 ## remailer chains
99 STAREX starex.txt
100
101 ## Path to inews, or address of mail-to-news gateway
102 ## Leave empty to disable mix-post capability flag
103 ## Add more mail2news gateways to increase posting reliability
104 ## (and mail load on your MTA). Additional m2n include:
105 ## mail2news@freedom.gmsociety.org
106 ## mail2news@frogadmin.yi.org
107 ## mail2news@news.gradwell.net
108 #NEWS mail2news@dizum.com,mail2news@anon.lcs.mit.edu
109 ORGANIZATION Anonymous Posting Service
110
111 ## Anti-spam message IDs on Usenet (MD5 of message body)?
112 MID y
113
114 ## Precedence: header to set on remailed messages
115 #PRECEDENCE anon
116
117 ## Enable either SENDMAIL/SENDANONMAIL (pipe into sendmail program)
118 ## or SMTPRELAY (SMTP delivery over TCP)
119 SENDMAIL /usr/lib/sendmail -t
120 #SENDANONMAIL sendmessage.sh
121
122 #SMTPRELAY smtp.example.net
123 #SMTPUSERNAME foo
124 #SMTPPASSWORD bar
125 #HELONAME example.net
126 #ENVFROM mix-bounce@example.net
127
128 ## Where to log error messages:
129 ERRLOG error.log
130 VERBOSE 2
131
132 ## Where to read mail messages from
133 ## trailing "/" indicates maildir-style folder
134 ## leave empty when you feed mixmaster through stdin (e.g. from procmail)
135 #MAILIN /var/mail/mixmaster
136
137 ## POP3 configuration
138 POP3CONF pop3.cfg
139 POP3TIME 1h
140 POP3SIZELIMIT 0
141 POP3DEL y
142
143 ## Where to store non-remailed messages
144 ## prefix with "|" to pipe into program
145 ## treated as email address if it contains an "@"
146 MAILBOX mbox
147 #MAILABUSE mbox.abuse
148 #MAILBLOCK mbox.block
149 #MAILUSAGE /dev/null
150 #MAILANON /dev/null
151 #MAILERROR /dev/null
152 #MAILBOUNCE mbox.bounce
153
154 ## Where to find variable remailer keyrings and statistics
155 PGPREMPUBASC pubring.asc
156 PUBRING pubring.mix
157 TYPE1LIST rlist.txt
158 TYPE2REL mlist.txt
159 TYPE2LIST type2.list
160
161 ## If you run your own pinger, make stats/ a symlink to your results directory
162 ## and enable these instead
163 #PGPREMPUBASC stats/pgp-all.asc
164 #PUBRING stats/pubring.mix
165 #TYPE1LIST stats/rlist.txt
166 #TYPE2REL stats/mlist.txt
167 #TYPE2LIST stats/type2.list
168
169 ## Where to find various textfiles
170 DISCLAIMFILE disclaim.txt
171 FROMDSCLFILE fromdscl.txt
172 MSGFOOTERFILE footer.txt
173 HELPFILE help.txt
174 ADMKEY-FILE adminkey.txt
175 ABUSEFILE abuse.txt
176 REPLYFILE reply.txt
177 USAGEFILE usage.txt
178 BLOCKFILE blocked.txt
179
180 ## List of blocked source addresses
181 SOURCE-BLOCK source.blk
182
183 ## List of unwanted header fields
184 HDRFILTER header.blk
185
186 ## List of blocked destination addresses
187 DESTBLOCK dest.blk rab.blk
188
189 ## List of addresses to which Mixmaster will deliver, even in middleman mode
190 DESTALLOW dest.alw
191
192 ## Pid file in daemon mode
193 PIDFILE mixmaster.pid

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