From: Anonymous <remailer-admin@chaos.bsu.edu>
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 94 08:49:28 PST
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
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Message-ID: <199401311735.LAA08259@chaos.bsu.edu>
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>I have a question for all the 'punks who are running remailers.
>I've noticed that most of you run the remailers from your accounts at
>various colleges & universities.  I want to know what kinds of reactions
>you got from the system administrators.  Did they ask lots of questions,

Well, I run three remailers, and as far as I know, the system
administrators don't know about them.  Actually, for the two on
rosebud.ee.uh.edu, I don't think the admin would care since it doesn't
take up much cpu time.  The remailers run on previous accounts I had
when I was a student at UH.

As far as Rice, the usage policy states:

:Sending electronic mail directly to an unofficial automatic mail
:handling program is not allowed.  Unofficial means something that is
:not a standard part of the system and has not been installed by the
:Owlnet system management.  Using an automated method to direct any
:incoming mail to an unofficial program is not allowed.

so the chances of me running one here are zero, since I can't really
risk the hassle with my only account.  

>Also, if I was to try running a remailer, would I need my own
>machine, or is there some way I could get the school's computers to
>run the remailer for me?

Well, running it from a school account is probably the least expensive
option :-)  If you have your own machine then that's the way to go!

Karl Barrus
klbarrus@owlnet.rice.edu


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