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1  .TH MIX 1 "Mixmaster Version 3.0 beta"  .TH MIXMASTER 1 "Mixmaster Version 3.0 beta"
2  .\" $Id: mix.1,v 1.17 2002/09/25 23:02:44 ulfm Exp $  .\" $Id$
3  .SH NAME  .SH NAME
4  mix \- anonymous remailer software  mixmaster \- anonymous remailer software
5  .SH SYNOPSIS  .SH SYNOPSIS
6  .B mix  .B mixmaster
7  [\fB\-hpmdSvT\fR]  [\fB\-hpmdSvT\fR]
8  [\fB\-t \fIuser@host\fR]  [\fB\-t \fIuser@host\fR]
9  [\fB\-g \fInewsgroup\fR]  [\fB\-g \fInewsgroup\fR]
10  [\fB\-s \fIsubject\fR]  [\fB\-s \fIsubject\fR]
11  [\fB\-a \fIfilename\fR]  [\fB\-a \fIfilename\fR]
 [\fB\-n \fInym\fR]  
12  [\fB\-l \fImix1,mix2,mix3,...\fR]  [\fB\-l \fImix1,mix2,mix3,...\fR]
13  [\fB\-c \fInum\fR]  [\fB\-c \fInum\fR]
14  [\fIuser@host\fR]  [\fIuser@host\fR]
15  [\fIfilename\fR]  [\fIfilename\fR]
16  .PP  .PP
17  .B mix  .B mixmaster
18  [\fB\-f\fR[\fBrfg\fR] \fIfilename\fR]  [\fB\-f\fR[\fBrfg\fR] \fIfilename\fR]
19  .PP  .PP
20  .B mix \-\-nym\-config=\fIyournym \fR[\fBname=\fIPseudonym\fR]  .B mixmaster \fR[\fB\-RGKSP\fR]
 [\fBopt=\fInymserver options\fR] [\fB\-\-latency=\fIhours\fR]  
 [\fB\-\-reply\-chain=\fIrem1,rem2,...\fR]  
 .PP  
 .B mix \fR[\fB\-RGKSP\fR]  
21  .SH DESCRIPTION  .SH DESCRIPTION
22  Mixmaster is an anonymous remailer. Remailers provide protection  Mixmaster is an anonymous remailer. Remailers provide protection
23  against traffic analysis and allow sending mail anonymously or  against traffic analysis and allow sending mail anonymously or
# Line 32  In the non-interactive mode, Mixmaster r Line 27  In the non-interactive mode, Mixmaster r
27  standard input or from a file.  Destination address and input file can  standard input or from a file.  Destination address and input file can
28  be specified in the command line.  If no address is given in the  be specified in the command line.  If no address is given in the
29  command line, the input file is expected to contain a message complete  command line, the input file is expected to contain a message complete
30  with mail headers.  Messages to be send under a pseudonym must contain  with mail headers.
 a  
 .I Nym:  
 header rather than  
 .IR From: .  
31  .SH OPTIONS  .SH OPTIONS
32  .TP  .TP
33  .B "\-h, \-\-help"  .B "\-h, \-\-help"
34  Print a summary of command line options.  Print a summary of command line options.
35  .TP  .TP
36    .B "\-V, \-\-version"
37    Print version information.
38    .TP
39    .B "\-\-about"
40    Print authorship and copyright information.
41    .TP
42    .B "\-\-config=\fIfilename"
43    Read configuration from an alternate file.
44    .TP
45  .B "\-t, \-\-to=\fIuser@host"  .B "\-t, \-\-to=\fIuser@host"
46  Add the destination address(es) to the message header. The input file  Add the destination address(es) to the message header. The input file
47  contains the message body without headers.  contains the message body without headers.
# Line 71  Attach Line 71  Attach
71  .I file  .I file
72  to the message.  to the message.
73  .TP  .TP
 .B "\-n, \-\-nym=\fIyournym"  
 Use the given pseudonym to send the message.  
 .TP  
74  .B \-\-encrypt  .B \-\-encrypt
75  Encrypt the message using the OpenPGP format.  Encrypt the message using the OpenPGP format.
76  .TP  .TP
# Line 107  Send the message(s) from the pool. Line 104  Send the message(s) from the pool.
104  Output informational messages.  Output informational messages.
105  .TP  .TP
106  .B "\-f\fR [\fIfile\fR]"  .B "\-f\fR [\fIfile\fR]"
107  Read a mail folder. This function requires ncurses support.  Read a mail folder or news article. This function requires ncurses support.
108  .TP  .TP
109  .B "\-fr\fR [\fIfile\fR]"  .B "\-fr\fR [\fIfile\fR]"
110  Reply to a message.  Reply to a message.
# Line 117  Post a follow-up to a message. Line 114  Post a follow-up to a message.
114  .TP  .TP
115  .B "\-fg\fR [\fIfile\fR]"  .B "\-fg\fR [\fIfile\fR]"
116  Send a group reply to a message.  Send a group reply to a message.
 .TP  
 .B "\-\-nym\-config=\fInym \fR[\fBname=\fIPseudonym\fR] [\fBopt=\fInymserver options\fR]"  
 Generate a pseudonym.  
   
 For example, to set up a pseudonym with two mail reply blocks and nym  
 server acknowledgment for successfully remailed messages:  
 .PP  
 mix --nym-config=yournym@nym.alias.net opt=+acksend --to=user@domain  
 --reply-chain=privacy,hr13,hyper --to=user@domain  
 --reply-chain=replay,squirrel,mix  
   
 To use a message pool:  
 .PP  
 mix --nym-config=yournym@nym.alias.net  
 --post-to=alt.anonymous.messages  
 --subject="secret message" --reply-chain=base  
 .TP  
 .B "\-\-latency=\fIhours"  
 Reply chain latency.  
 .TP  
 .B "\-\-reply\-chain=\fIrem1,rem2,..."  
 Reply chain for the pseudonym.  
117  .SS Remailer options:  .SS Remailer options:
118  .TP  .TP
119    .B "\-\-config=\fIfilename"
120    Read configuration from an alternate file.
121    .TP
122  .B \-R, \-\-read\-mail  .B \-R, \-\-read\-mail
123  Read a remailer message from standard input and store it in the pool.  Read a remailer message from standard input and store it in the pool.
124  .TP  .TP
# Line 160  internal files up\-to\-date. Line 138  internal files up\-to\-date.
138  .TP  .TP
139  .B \-D, \-\-daemon  .B \-D, \-\-daemon
140  Detach from the console and process the pool, get mail and update the  Detach from the console and process the pool, get mail and update the
141  internal files in regular intervals.  internal files at regular intervals.
142  .TP  .TP
143  .B \-\-no-detach  .B \-\-no-detach
144  Run as daemon but do not detach from the terminal (This option is  Run as daemon but do not detach from the terminal (This option is
# Line 183  Remove the Mixmaster Service on Win32. Line 161  Remove the Mixmaster Service on Win32.
161  .TP  .TP
162  .B \-\-run\-svc  .B \-\-run\-svc
163  Run the Mixmaster Service on Win32.  Run the Mixmaster Service on Win32.
164    .TP
165    .B \-\-redirect
166    Read a Mixmaster packet from stdin and route it through a chain given with
167    \fB\-\-chain\fP.
168    Note that this may corrupt the packet if there is not enough space in the
169    headers (that is, if there are more than 20 hops total).  This function is
170    not normaly needed but may come in handy in certain cases.
171  .SH CONFIGURATION  .SH CONFIGURATION
172  Mixmaster reads its configuration from the file  Mixmaster reads its configuration from the file
173  .B mix.cfg  .B mix.cfg
# Line 200  script when setting up a remailer. Line 185  script when setting up a remailer.
185  .PP  .PP
186  All configuration variables can be overridden from the command line,  All configuration variables can be overridden from the command line,
187  e.g.  e.g.
188  .B mix -S --POOLSIZE=0 --RATE=100  .B mixmaster -S --POOLSIZE=0 --RATE=100
189  will send all messages currently in the message pool.  will send all messages currently in the message pool.
190  .SS Client configuration:  .SS Client configuration:
191  .TP  .TP
# Line 249  as the final remailer. Default: Line 234  as the final remailer. Default:
234  .BR 99 .  .BR 99 .
235  .TP  .TP
236  .B MAXLAT  .B MAXLAT
237  Only select remailers with a latency of maximally  Only select remailers with a latency of at most
238  .IR MAXLAT .  .IR MAXLAT .
239  Default:  Default:
240  .BR 36h .  .BR 36h .
# Line 263  Path to your public PGP key ring. Defaul Line 248  Path to your public PGP key ring. Defaul
248  Path to your secret PGP key ring. Default:  Path to your secret PGP key ring. Default:
249  .BR ~/.pgp/secring.skr .  .BR ~/.pgp/secring.skr .
250  (Windows default: PGP registry value.)  (Windows default: PGP registry value.)
251  .SS Remailer configuration:  .TP
252    .B CLIENTAUTOFLUSH
253    If
254    .B REMAIL
255    is set to
256    .BR n
257    automatically flush the pool every time Mixmaster is run. Default:
258    .BR n .
259  .TP  .TP
260  .B SENDMAIL  .B SENDMAIL
261  Path to the  Path to the
# Line 302  used to send non-anonymous messages, Line 294  used to send non-anonymous messages,
294  is used instead.)  is used instead.)
295  Default:  Default:
296  .IR ANONADDR .  .IR ANONADDR .
297    .SS Remailer configuration:
298  .TP  .TP
299  .B NEWS  .B NEWS
300  Path to the news posting program, or address of a  Path to the news posting program, or address of a
# Line 380  is Line 373  is
373  Default:  Default:
374  .BR mbox .  .BR mbox .
375  .TP  .TP
 .B MAILIN  
 If defined an additional mail folder where Mixmaster should read messages from  
 when processing its pool. If it ends with a  
 .B /  
 it is treated as a Maildir, otherwise a standard mbox format file  
 is expected. All messages are removed from the folder after reading.  
 .B MAILIN  
 is not set by default.  
 It is an incredible bad idea to set this the same as \fBMAILBOX\fP.  
 .TP  
376  .B MAILABUSE  .B MAILABUSE
377  Mail folder for messages sent to the  Mail folder for messages sent to the
378  .I COMPLAINTS  .I COMPLAINTS
# Line 425  errors. Default: Line 408  errors. Default:
408  Mail folder for bounce messages. Default:  Mail folder for bounce messages. Default:
409  .IR MAILBOX .  .IR MAILBOX .
410  .TP  .TP
411    .B MAILIN
412    If defined an additional mail folder where Mixmaster should read messages from
413    when processing its pool. If it ends with a
414    .B /
415    it is treated as a Maildir, otherwise a standard mbox format file
416    is expected. All messages are removed from the folder after reading.
417    .B MAILIN
418    is not set by default.
419    It is an incredibly bad idea to set this the same as \fBMAILBOX\fP.
420    .TP
421  .B VERBOSE  .B VERBOSE
422  If  If
423  .B VERBOSE  .B VERBOSE
# Line 433  is set to Line 426  is set to
426  Mixmaster will log error  Mixmaster will log error
427  messages only. If it is set to  messages only. If it is set to
428  .BR 1 ,  .BR 1 ,
429  error message and warnings are logged. If  error messages and warnings are logged. If
430  .B VERBOSE  .B VERBOSE
431  is set to  is set to
432  .BR 2 ,  .BR 2 ,
# Line 453  which is now deprecated. Line 446  which is now deprecated.
446  This should  This should
447  .I not  .I not
448  be the same as the client passphrase.  be the same as the client passphrase.
449    .TP
450    .B EXTFLAGS
451    Additional flags you want to set in the remailer's capabilities string.
452    Defaults to the empty string, which means none.  Example:
453    .BR testing .
454    .TP
455    .B PRECEDENCE
456    Sets the header Precedence: to this value for all outgoing mail.
457    Defaults to the empty string, which means no such header is added.
458    Example:
459    .BR anon .
460    If you use this you might want to block user supplied precedence
461    headers in your header block file.
462  .PP  .PP
463  The following variables can be set to  The following variables can be set to
464  .B y  .B y
# Line 465  Enable remailer functionality. Default: Line 471  Enable remailer functionality. Default:
471  .TP  .TP
472  .B MIDDLEMAN  .B MIDDLEMAN
473  Act as an intermediate hop only, forward anonymized  Act as an intermediate hop only, forward anonymized
474  messages to an other remailer. This mode can be used  messages to another remailer. This mode can be used
475  where complaints about anonymous messages must be  where complaints about anonymous messages must be
476  avoided. (The variable  avoided. (The variable
477  .B FORWARDTO  .B FORWARDTO
478  specifies the remailer  specifies the remailer
479  chain to be used; default:  chain to be used; default:
480  .BR * .)  .BR * .)
481  Default:  Default:
482  .BR n .  .BR n .
# Line 529  file by sending the remailer a message c Line 535  file by sending the remailer a message c
535  .BR destination-block .  .BR destination-block .
536  Default:  Default:
537  .BR y .  .BR y .
538    .TP
539    .B STATSDETAILS
540    List statistics on intermediate vs. final delivery in remailer-stats.
541    Default:
542    .BR y .
543  .PP  .PP
544  The following variables have numeric values:  The following variables have numeric values:
545  .TP  .TP
546  .B POOLSIZE  .B POOLSIZE
547  The size of the Mixmaster reordering pool. Larger sizes  The size of the Mixmaster reordering pool. Larger sizes
548  imply higher security and longer delays. Remailer default:  imply higher security and longer delays. Remailer default:
549  .BR 20 .  .BR 45 .
550  Client default:  Client default:
551  .BR 0 .  .BR 0 .
552  .TP  .TP
553  .B RATE  .B RATE
554  Percentage of messages from the pool to be sent. Remailer default:  Percentage of messages from the pool to be sent. Remailer default:
555  .BR 95 .  .BR 65 .
556  Client default:  Client default:
557  .BR 100 .  .BR 100 .
558  Lower values cause the pool to increase in size when  Lower values cause the pool to increase in size when
559  many messages are received at a time, reducing the effect  many messages are received at a time, reducing the effect
# Line 550  of flooding attacks. Line 561  of flooding attacks.
561  .TP  .TP
562  .B INDUMMYP  .B INDUMMYP
563  Probability that Mixmaster will generate dummy messages upon  Probability that Mixmaster will generate dummy messages upon
564  receipt of incoming mail. Larger numbers mean more dummy  receipt of incoming mail. Larger numbers mean more dummy
565  messages on average. For instance,  messages on average. For instance,
566  .B 10  .B 10
567  means that on average one in nine incoming messages will trigger  means that on average one in nine incoming messages will trigger
568  a dummy generation, and  a dummy generation, and
569  .B 20  .B 20
570  means that one in four will.  means that one in four will.
571  .B 0  .B 0
572  means no dummy messages. Remailer default:  means no dummy messages. Remailer default:
573  .BR 20 .  .BR 10 .
574  Client default:  Client default:
575  .BR 3 .  .BR 3 .
576  .TP  .TP
577  .B OUTDUMMYP  .B OUTDUMMYP
578  Probability that Mixmaster will generate dummy messages at  Probability that Mixmaster will generate dummy messages at
579  .B SENDPOOL  .B SENDPOOL
580  time. If the pool is processed frequently, this should be a lower value  time. If the pool is processed frequently, this should be a lower value
581  than if there are long intervals between pool processing. Examples:  than if there are long intervals between pool processing. Examples:
582  .B 50  .B 50
583  means on average, one dummy message will be generated per pool  means on average, one dummy message will be generated per pool
584  processing.  processing.
585  .B 80  .B 80
586  means four will be generated.  means four will be generated.
587  .B 0  .B 0
588  means no dummy messages. Remailer default:  means no dummy messages. Remailer default:
589  .BR 67 .  .BR 90 .
590  Client default:  Client default:
591  .BR 3 .  .BR 3 .
592  .TP  .TP
593  .B SIZELIMIT  .B SIZELIMIT
594  Maximal size for anonymous messages in kB.  Maximum size for anonymous messages in kB.
595  .B 0  .B 0
596  means no limit.  means no limit.
597  Default:  Default:
598  .BR 0 .  .BR 0 .
599  .TP  .TP
600  .B POP3SIZELIMIT  .B POP3SIZELIMIT
601  Maximal size for incoming messages in kB when using POP3.  Maximum size for incoming messages in kB when using POP3.
602  .B 0  .B 0
603  means no limit.  means no limit.
604  Default:  Default:
# Line 599  is set to Line 610  is set to
610  and left on the server otherwise.  and left on the server otherwise.
611  .TP  .TP
612  .B INFLATEMAX  .B INFLATEMAX
613  Maximal size for  Maximum size for
614  .B Inflate:  .B Inflate:
615  padding in kB.  padding in kB.
616  .B 0  .B 0
# Line 609  Default: Line 620  Default:
620  .BR kB .  .BR kB .
621  .TP  .TP
622  .B MAXRANDHOPS  .B MAXRANDHOPS
623  Maximal chain length for message forwarding requested by  Maximum chain length for message forwarding requested by
624  .B Rand-Hop  .B Rand-Hop
625  directives.  directives.
626  Default:  Default:
627  .BR 20 .  .BR 4 .
628    .TP
629    .B MAXRECIPIENTS
630    limits the number of allowed recipients in outgoing mail.  Anything that exceeds this
631    number is dropped silently.  Default:
632    .BR 5 .
633    .TP
634    .B TEMP_FAIL
635    exit with this exit code when a timeskew problem is suspected.  Also see
636    .BR TIMESKEW_BACK
637    and
638    .BR TIMESKEW_FORWARD .
639    The default of
640    .B 75
641    should cause your MTA to requeue the message if you are running
642    mixmaster from a
643    .BR .forward
644    file.
645  .PP  .PP
646  The following are time variables. They can be given as days, hours, or  The following are time variables. They can be given as years (
647  minutes.  .BR y
648    ), months (
649    .BR b
650    ), days (
651    .BR d
652    ), hours (
653    .BR h
654    ), minutes (
655    .BR m
656    ), or seconds (
657    .BR s
658    ).
659  .TP  .TP
660  .B SENDPOOLTIME  .B SENDPOOLTIME
661  How often Mixmaster should check the pool for messages  How often Mixmaster should check the pool for messages
662  to be sent. Remailer default:  to be sent. Remailer default:
663  .BR 1h .  .BR 15m .
664  Client default:  Client default:
665  .BR 6h .  .BR 0h .
666  .TP  .TP
667  .B POP3TIME  .B POP3TIME
668  How often Mixmaster should check the POP3 accounts  How often Mixmaster should check the POP3 accounts
# Line 636  Default: Line 675  Default:
675  .B MAILINTIME  .B MAILINTIME
676  How often Mixmaster should read mail from  How often Mixmaster should read mail from
677  .BR MAILIN  .BR MAILIN
678  and process mails fetched via POP3. Processing here means to  and process mails fetched via POP3. Processing here means to
679  answer remailer-xxx requests and decrypt messages to the Mixmaster  answer remailer-xxx requests and decrypt messages to the Mixmaster
680  and place them in the pool. No other processing of the pool is  and place them in the pool. No other processing of the pool is
681  done. This action is always performed sending out messages from the pool (at  done. This action is always performed sending out messages from the pool (at
# Line 647  intervals). Default: Line 686  intervals). Default:
686  .BR 5m .  .BR 5m .
687  .TP  .TP
688  .B PACKETEXP  .B PACKETEXP
689  How long to store parts of incomplete multipart messages and other  How long to store parts of incomplete multipart messages and other
690  temporary pool files.  temporary pool files.
691  Default:  Default:
692  .BR 7d .  .BR 7d .
# Line 664  minimum: Line 703  minimum:
703  If set to  If set to
704  .BR 0 ,  .BR 0 ,
705  no log is kept.  no log is kept.
706    .TP
707    .B KEYLIFETIME
708    Mixmaster sets an expiration date on its remailer keys
709    .B KEYLIFETIME
710    after the key creation date. Default:
711    .BR 13b .
712    .TP
713    .B KEYGRACEPERIOD
714    Mixmaster will continue to decrypt messages encrypted to an expired key
715    for
716    .B KEYGRACEPERIOD
717    period of time after the expiration. This is done to ensure that messages
718    already injected into the network are allowed to exit. Do not change this
719    value unless you know what you are doing, or you will risk partitioning
720    attacks. Default:
721    .BR 7d .
722    .TP
723    .B KEYOVERLAPPERIOD
724    Mixmaster will generate and advertise a new key
725    .BR KEYOVERLAPPERIOD
726    period of time before the expiration of the key. Clients should always use
727    the most recently created valid key. Clients that deviate from this
728    recommended behavior risk partitioning attacks. Default:
729    .BR 7d .
730    .TP
731    .B TIMESKEW_BACK
732    Allow going back up to
733    .BR TIMESKEW_BACK
734    in time.  If the time moved further back mixmaster will assume
735    there is a problem with your clock and refuse to start as a remailer.
736    This is done by comparing the latest timestamp in
737    .BR time.log
738    with the current timestamp.  If set to
739    .BR 0
740    then this test is skipped.  If the system time is indeed correct, simply
741    remove
742    .BR time.log .
743    Default:
744    .BR 12h .
745    .TP
746    .B TIMESKEW_FORWARD
747    Similar to
748    .BR TIMESKEW_BACK
749    but allow jumping this far into the future.
750    Default:
751    .BR 2w .
752  .PP  .PP
753  The following strings must be specified at compile-time in  The following strings must be specified at compile-time in
754  .BR config.h .  .BR config.h .
755  Usually it is not necessary to modify any of these:  It is not usually necessary to modify any of these:
756  .TP  .TP
757  .B  .B
758  DISCLAIMER  DISCLAIMER
# Line 692  file is available. Line 777  file is available.
777  .TP  .TP
778  .B MSGFOOTER  .B MSGFOOTER
779  A default string to be inserted at the bottom of the message body  A default string to be inserted at the bottom of the message body
780  of all anonymous messages and no  of all anonymous messages if no
781  .B footer.txt  .B footer.txt
782  file is available.  file is available.
783  .TP  .TP
# Line 704  the remailer is configured to filter out Line 789  the remailer is configured to filter out
789  The character set used for MIME-encoded header lines.  The character set used for MIME-encoded header lines.
790  .TP  .TP
791  .B DESTBLOCK  .B DESTBLOCK
792  A quoted list of files that contain blocked addresses.  A quoted list of files that contain blocked addresses.
793  Files must be separated by one space. Mixmaster will choose  Files must be separated by one space. Mixmaster will choose
794  the first file for writing  the first file for writing if
795  .B AUTOBLOCK  .B AUTOBLOCK
796  is enabled.  is enabled.
797  .PP  .PP
# Line 721  casual attackers. You can use Line 806  casual attackers. You can use
806  .B `make PASS="\fIyour passphrase\fB"'  .B `make PASS="\fIyour passphrase\fB"'
807  to set a passphrase. This should  to set a passphrase. This should
808  .I not  .I not
809  be the same as the client passphrase. This option is now deprecated in  be the same as the client passphrase. This option is now deprecated in
810  favor of the configuration file option  favor of the configuration file option
811  .BR PASSPHRASE .  .BR PASSPHRASE .
812  .TP  .TP
# Line 792  Type 2 remailer keys (\fBPUBRING\fP). Line 877  Type 2 remailer keys (\fBPUBRING\fP).
877  .B rlist.txt  .B rlist.txt
878  List of reliable type 1 remailers (\fBTYPE1LIST\fP).  List of reliable type 1 remailers (\fBTYPE1LIST\fP).
879  .TP  .TP
880  .B mlist.txt  .B mlist.txt
881  List of reliable type 2 remailers (\fBTYPE2REL\fP).  List of reliable type 2 remailers (\fBTYPE2REL\fP).
882  .TP  .TP
883  .B type2.list  .B type2.list
884  List of known type 2 remailers (optional) (\fBTYPE2LIST\fP).  List of known type 2 remailers (optional) (\fBTYPE2LIST\fP).
885    .TP
886    .B starex.txt
887    List of remailers which should not be used in randomly generated
888    remailer chains (\fBSTAREX\fP).
889  .SS Remailer files:  .SS Remailer files:
890  .TP  .TP
891  .B disclaim.txt  .B disclaim.txt
# Line 860  keyword "apop" or "pass" to select an au Line 949  keyword "apop" or "pass" to select an au
949  .B dest.alw  .B dest.alw
950  List of addresses to which Mixmaster will deliver, even in middleman mode (\fBDESTALLOW\fP).  List of addresses to which Mixmaster will deliver, even in middleman mode (\fBDESTALLOW\fP).
951  .TP  .TP
952    .B dest.alw.nonpublished
953    Similar to
954    .BR dest.alw ,
955    with the only difference that this list is not published in remailer-conf replies (\fBDESTALLOW2\fP).
956    .TP
957  .B dest.blk  .B dest.blk
958  List of blocked destination addresses.  List of blocked destination addresses.
959  Mixmaster does not send mail to the blocked addresses listed in this file (\fBDESTBLOCK\fP).  Mixmaster does not send mail to the blocked addresses listed in this file (\fBDESTBLOCK\fP).
# Line 867  Mixmaster does not send mail to the bloc Line 961  Mixmaster does not send mail to the bloc
961  .B rab.blk  .B rab.blk
962  Identical to  Identical to
963  .BR dest.blk ,  .BR dest.blk ,
964  except that Mixmaster will not write to this file.  except Mixmaster will not write to this file.
965  For use with external remailer abuse blocklists.  For use with external remailer abuse blocklists.
966  .TP  .TP
967  .B source.blk  .B source.blk
968  List of blocked source addresses.  If an incoming message originates  List of blocked source addresses.  If an incoming message originates
969  from an address or IP in this in this list, it will be ignored. This  from an address or IP in this list, it will be ignored. This
970  feature can be used to avoid spam and other abusive mail (\fBSOURCEBLOCK\fP).  feature can be used to avoid spam and other abusive mail (\fBSOURCEBLOCK\fP).
971  .TP  .TP
972  .B header.blk  .B header.blk
973  List of unwanted header fields. The file is used to delete unwanted  List of unwanted header fields. The file is used to delete unwanted
974  header lines (e.g. lines that indicate a false identity, or Usenet  header lines (e.g. lines that indicate a false identity, or Usenet
975  control messages), and do other header filtering (\fBHDRFILTER\fP).  control messages), and do other header filtering (\fBHDRFILTER\fP).
976  .PP  
977  A destination address or header line is left out if it contains a  A destination address or header line is left out if it contains a
978  search string or matches a regular expression specified in the block  search string or matches a regular expression specified in the block
979  file. Lines in the block file that begin and end with a slash  file. Lines in the block file that begin and end with a slash
# Line 909  Mixmaster uses the following files inter Line 1003  Mixmaster uses the following files inter
1003  .B mixrand.bin  .B mixrand.bin
1004  Random seed file (\fBMIXRAND\fP).  Random seed file (\fBMIXRAND\fP).
1005  .TP  .TP
 .B secrets.mix  
 List of your nyms with configuration data (encrypted) (\fBNYMDB\fP).  
 .TP  
 .B nymsec.pgp  
 Your nyms' secret PGP keys (encrypted) (\fBNYMSECRING\fP).  
 .TP  
1006  .B secring.pgp  .B secring.pgp
1007  Remailer type 1 secret keys (\fBPGPREMSECRING\fP).  Remailer type 1 secret keys (\fBPGPREMSECRING\fP).
1008  .TP  .TP
# Line 925  Remailer type 2 secret keys (\fBSECRING\ Line 1013  Remailer type 2 secret keys (\fBSECRING\
1013  The public type 1 remailer key (\fBPGPKEY\fP).  The public type 1 remailer key (\fBPGPKEY\fP).
1014  .TP  .TP
1015  .B key.txt  .B key.txt
1016  The public type 2 remailer key (\fB\fP).  The public type 2 remailer key (\fBKEYFILE\fP).
1017  .TP  .TP
1018  .B id.log  .B id.log
1019  Log file of messages already processed (\fBKEYFILE\fP).  Log file of messages already processed (\fBIDLOG\fP).
1020  .TP  .TP
1021  .B stats.log  .B stats.log
1022  Log file for remailer statistics (\fBSTATS\fP).  Log file for remailer statistics (\fBSTATS\fP).
1023  .TP  .TP
1024    .B pgpmaxcount.log
1025    Log file for PGP Max-Count statistics (\fBPGPMAXCOUNT\fP).
1026    .TP
1027  .B time.log  .B time.log
1028  Time for periodic remailer actions (\fBREGULAR\fP).  Time for periodic remailer actions (\fBREGULAR\fP).
1029  .TP  .TP
# Line 942  Public Diffie-Hellman parameters used fo Line 1033  Public Diffie-Hellman parameters used fo
1033  .B dsaparam.mix  .B dsaparam.mix
1034  Public DSA parameters used for DSA key generation (\fBDSAPARAMS\fP).  Public DSA parameters used for DSA key generation (\fBDSAPARAMS\fP).
1035  .TP  .TP
1036    .B mixmaster.pid
1037    Pid file in daemon mode (\fBPIDFILE\fP).
1038    .TP
1039    .BI pool/
1040    Message pool directory (\fBPOOL\fP).
1041    .TP
1042  .BI pool/m *  .BI pool/m *
1043  Message pool.  Message pool files.
1044  .TP  .TP
1045  .BI pool/p *  .BI pool/p *
1046  Partial messages.  Partial messages.
# Line 968  The passphrase used to protect your nyms Line 1065  The passphrase used to protect your nyms
1065  .I MIXPASS  .I MIXPASS
1066  is not set, the client will ask for a passphrase.  is not set, the client will ask for a passphrase.
1067  .SH SEE ALSO  .SH SEE ALSO
1068    .BR mpgp (1),
1069  .BR pgp (1),  .BR pgp (1),
1070  .BR procmail (1),  .BR procmail (1),
1071  .BR sendmail (8).  .BR sendmail (8).
1072    .SH HISTORY
1073    Mixmaster is an implementation of a Chuamian mix-net system.
1074    Versions 1.0 through 2.0.3 of the
1075    .BR mixmaster
1076    remailer were originally written by Lance Cottrell. Mixmaster was first
1077    released in 1995. Ulf Moeller collaborated on version 2.0.4, and began an
1078    entire rewrite of
1079    .BR mixmaster
1080    in 1999. This rewrite was released in 2002 as version 2.9.0, with major
1081    contributions from Janis Jagars, Peter Palfrader, and Len Sassaman.
1082    Mixmaster 3.0 is based on the 2.9 codebase. Peter Palfrader and Len
1083    Sassaman are the principal maintainers. For more information on
1084    contributing authors, please see the file THANKS for details.
1085  .SH COPYRIGHT  .SH COPYRIGHT
1086  (C) 1999 Anonymizer Inc.  (C) 1999 - 2004 Anonymizer Inc. and others.
1087  Mixmaster may be redistributed and modified under certain conditions.  Mixmaster may be redistributed and modified under certain conditions.
1088  This software is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF  This software is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF
1089  ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the file COPYRIGHT for  ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the file COPYRIGHT for
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