Mix/conf/type1.hlp

A simple way to use the remailer without dedicated software is as
follows:

Send mail to <%RMA>. Place two colons in the
first line of your message, and the line "Anon-To: address" in the
next line. Follow that with a blank line and begin your message. For
example:

==================================================================
From: joe@test.com
To: %RMA
Subject: anonymous message

::
Anon-To: beth@example.org

This is some anonymous mail.
==================================================================

The remailer will remove all header lines, and forward the message
anonymously. The following e-mail would be delivered to
<beth@example.org>:

==================================================================
From: %RMN <%RAA>
Comments: This message did not originate from the Sender address above.
        It was remailed automatically by anonymizing remailer software.
        Please report problems or inappropriate use to the
        remailer administrator at <%CA>.
To: beth@example.org

This is some anonymous mail.
==================================================================

You will often want to include a Subject or other header lines in your
anonymous mail. You can insert header lines in the anonymous message
by preceding them with a "##" line:

==================================================================
From: joe@test.com
To: %RMA

::
Anon-To: jim@example.org

##
Subject: Re: Twofish
In-Reply-To: Your message of "Tue, 12 Jan 1999 22:47:04 EST."
        <199901130247.WAA02761@example.com>

This reply is anonymous.
==================================================================

Even if you are careful to ensure that the anonymized message contains
no information about your identity, this way of sending anonymous mail
is insecure. Your ISP can read your mail, and others might be
eavesdropping on you as well. If you don't want people to see what
you are sending anonymously, you must use encryption.

1	A simple way to use the remailer without dedicated software is as
2	follows:
3
4	Send mail to <%RMA>. Place two colons in the
5	first line of your message, and the line "Anon-To: address" in the
6	next line. Follow that with a blank line and begin your message. For
7	example:
8
9	==================================================================
10	From: joe@test.com
11	To: %RMA
12	Subject: anonymous message
13
14	::
15	Anon-To: beth@example.org
16
17	This is some anonymous mail.
18	==================================================================
19
20	The remailer will remove all header lines, and forward the message
21	anonymously. The following e-mail would be delivered to
22	<beth@example.org>:
23
24	==================================================================
25	From: %RMN <%RAA>
26	Comments: This message did not originate from the Sender address above.
27	It was remailed automatically by anonymizing remailer software.
28	Please report problems or inappropriate use to the
29	remailer administrator at <%CA>.
30	To: beth@example.org
31
32	This is some anonymous mail.
33	==================================================================
34
35	You will often want to include a Subject or other header lines in your
36	anonymous mail. You can insert header lines in the anonymous message
37	by preceding them with a "##" line:
38
39	==================================================================
40	From: joe@test.com
41	To: %RMA
42
43	::
44	Anon-To: jim@example.org
45
46	##
47	Subject: Re: Twofish
48	In-Reply-To: Your message of "Tue, 12 Jan 1999 22:47:04 EST."
49	<199901130247.WAA02761@example.com>
50
51	This reply is anonymous.
52	==================================================================
53
54	Even if you are careful to ensure that the anonymized message contains
55	no information about your identity, this way of sending anonymous mail
56	is insecure. Your ISP can read your mail, and others might be
57	eavesdropping on you as well. If you don't want people to see what
58	you are sending anonymously, you must use encryption.
59