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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a couple weeks I'm going to release Tcl/Tk code that can a) download all articles from a newsgroup, b) download selected (by any header line) files from a newsgroup. The software itself is "generic". (It's not the first, but might be the first platform-independent, free, mit source.) It [Unix-based] works now, I have to add a GUI and test on my iMac. Eventually, I'll need someone to try it on PeeCees. I also need to add a file splitter and builtin remailer capabilities. Please post any constructive comments regarding the matter. yell if you need people to test this. additionally, you might want to give the splitting mechanism a thought. aside from the standard split(1), there are also more interesting ways to split stuff. one thing I've seen splits bitwise (sic!), so that unless you have all the chunks you don't even know what it is you're holding in your hands. this will make filtering extremely difficult. I see the full DeCSS source is still available via www.2600.com links to other sites. 8*) I thought they were court-ordered not to do that? nope. the court order was about having the code itself on the page. MPAA tried to get that extended to including linking, but no ruling on that has been done so far.
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RE: Posting Cookies for Cypherpunks
You don't need to get that complicated. Just pick a keyword (eg, CPUNK), and require it's presence in the subject line. This method has been used to great effect in usenet newsgroups, even if the keyword does not change for years. Spambot software simply doesn't handle per-address rules beyond including the username in the message. I've proposed this before - any bets as to how long before Jim C or Tim tells us to start our own list? Peter -- From: Eric Cordian[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] If we implement some sort of posting cookie, it should be bakable by any user wishing to post, and work with every conceivable variety of OS and mailer. One scheme which comes to mind is to allow people to mail their posts to "N+cypherpunks@*" where N is the number of non-whitespace characters in the subject of the post, exclusive of Subject: and Re:. People subscribing could then elect to receive only those posts where N matched, or to receive all posts. While the N+cypherpunks addresses would of course end up on spam lists, statistically, the spam would get cut by a factor of around 20 for people who chose to filter. This would have the following features. 1. It would be very simple to implement. 2. It would be end-user filtering, which people would be able to elect. 3 It doesn't require any complicated software on the list processing end, and no software at all on the user end. 4. People who don't want to mess with it will never know it's there. This is just one way to do it. I'm sure people will think up better variations. -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division "Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"
RE: Posting Cookies for Cypherpunks
At 9:36 AM -0400 5/31/00, Trei, Peter wrote: You don't need to get that complicated. Just pick a keyword (eg, CPUNK), and require it's presence in the subject line. This method has been used to great effect in usenet newsgroups, even if the keyword does not change for years. Spambot software simply doesn't handle per-address rules beyond including the username in the message. I've proposed this before - any bets as to how long before Jim C or Tim tells us to start our own list? [Counting to 10 to avoid starting out by calling Peter Trei a fuckwad ] Your clueless insult is noted...and will be remembered. If you read the traffic of the past few months, I have endorsed similar plans. Here are excerpts from a recent message: I support periodic name changes. This is one reason people sometimes change their usernames and/or ISPs: they've gotten on too many spam lists. Or their phone numbers. Or in extreme cases, their countries. A fresh start is sometimes needed. This has happened to the Cypherpunks list. Not only are list harvesters finding the various Cypherpunks list names (algebra, toad, cyberpass, ssz, etc.), but the "union of all posts" strategy of the CDR ensures spam to any of the addresses reaches us all. Harvesters have literally had years to find various Cypherpunks list addresses. The repugnance toward content filtering, except when voluntarily arranged for, is laudable. We saw in years past that nominally benign "moderation" can easily degenerate into partisan filtering of opposing views. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES should the root CDR nodes filter messages by body text content. However, there's nothing that says the Cypherpunks list has to have a persistent address, with a time constant of years. A name change every quarter or so, with existing subscribers carried over to the new name, would help with advertising spam. What about people who discover the Cypherpunks list from some old "Wired" article which gives the subscription info? This is usually going to be the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" old address, and the majordomo variants. Those who use that address can be bounced a message telling them the latest list addresses. (This is some work by someone...I'm not volunteering John or Hugh or anyone else to do this. However, at some point the use of the ancient toad.com address was supposed to go away anyway...right now it's adding a lot of noise to our system. Perhaps it is time for the other CDR nodes to pull the plug on accepting posts sent to the toad.com address.) A second possibility is to do what many lists do: only allow posts by subscribers. What about remailers and other anonymous posts? The addresses of all known CP/Mixmaster/Freedom services could be added to the list of allowed posts. This means a devious spammer could still get through, but so much the better (at least he's using good technology!). This would screen out Hotmail, My-Deja, and similar "weak tech" pseudo-anonmyizers, but this is also so much the better. I'm generally inclined toward letting those who want filtering of any sort to subscribe to filtering services. However, spam and posts from those with absolutely no links to the CP community are now the bulk of messages (at least it seems this way to me when I delete a dozen such messages and only read a handful that are left). At some point it makes some sense to use _non-content_ filtering. Changing the names periodically will cut out a lot of past-harvested addresses. Only allowing posts by subscribers and via strong remailers will do the same. --Tim May -- -:-:-:-:-:-:-: Timothy C. May | Crypto Anarchy: encryption, digital money, ComSec 3DES: 831-728-0152 | anonymous networks, digital pseudonyms, zero W.A.S.T.E.: Corralitos, CA | knowledge, reputations, information markets, "Cyphernomicon" | black markets, collapse of governments.
RE: Posting Cookies for Cypherpunks
That's a better suggestion than mine. It may even be implementable using standard majordomo config files with regex matching; I'd have to reread the manual. Design question: What happens to rejected posts (missing the CP or whatnot from Subject: line)? The default behavior for majordomo would be to ignore. Might it not be better to bounce a message back, saying "rules for posting to cypherpunks are at http://etc.?" -Declan At 09:36 5/31/2000 -0400, Trei, Peter wrote: You don't need to get that complicated. Just pick a keyword (eg, CPUNK), and require it's presence in the subject line. This method has been used to great effect in usenet newsgroups, even if the keyword does not change for years.
Re: Posting Cookies for Cypherpunks
Tim May (in whose killfile I reside) wrote: I support periodic name changes. This is one reason people sometimes change their usernames and/or ISPs: they've gotten on too many spam lists. Or their phone numbers. Or in extreme cases, their countries. A fresh start is sometimes needed. While I like Peter Trei's suggestion that sticking fixed text in the subject line is simpler than computing an even trivial checksum of it, I still like the idea of perturbing the listserver address in some clever way, and allowing the Subject: line to contain arbitrary text. I loathe "CDR," and seeing anything in capitals on every post, even "CP," is going to continue to remind me of it. However, there's nothing that says the Cypherpunks list has to have a persistent address, with a time constant of years. A name change every quarter or so, with existing subscribers carried over to the new name, would help with advertising spam. Assholes are deliberately subscribing the list to other mailing lists. We need something that blocks posts not meeting some criteria random posts are unlikely to satisfy. A second possibility is to do what many lists do: only allow posts by subscribers. In the words of that guy in alt.config, "No." This would screen out Hotmail, My-Deja, and similar "weak tech" pseudo-anonmyizers, but this is also so much the better. No. Ok, here's a revision on my proposed solution. How about allowing people to voluntarily mail to "username+cypherpunks@*"? I would mail to emc+cypherpunks, Tim would mail to tcmay+cypherpunks, Declan would mail to declan+cypherpunks, etc. People who mailed to the list from grepped addresses would obviously not satisfy the criteria, and we would allow users to voluntarily elect to get only posts in which the username was correctly prepended to the address. Again, this would satisfy my earlier criteria, namely that it would be invisible to people who didn't care, trivial for anyone to comply with, and selectable by the end user. I like this much better than seeing "CDR", "CP", "CPUNK", or other such efluvia on every post. -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division "Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"
RE: Posting Cookies for Cypherpunks
Tim May [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [Counting to 10 to avoid starting out by calling Peter Trei a fuckwad ] Your clueless insult is noted...and will be remembered. I'm still waiting for the agent provocateur fag (Tim May) to attempt to "fuck me and burn my corpse". But seriously, this discussion over improving the bandwidth has gone on for far too long without implementing. Personally, I'm able to filter out the crap on CP, but I could see how it might bother some people. Regards, Matt- ** Subscribe to Freematt's Alerts: Pro-Individual Rights Issues Send a blank message to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the words subscribe FA on the subject line. List is private and moderated (7-30 messages per month) Matthew Gaylor,1933 E. Dublin-Granville Rd., PMB 176, Columbus, OH 43229 Archived at http://www.egroups.com/list/fa/ **
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Re: Announcement
Bill, does your 'procmail recipe' reply with a description on why the mail bounced? probably those nodes which receive the mail from the user should bounce/filter, and not those leaf nodes that deliver to the users. All, If you use mutt, just add those send-hooks to your ~/.muttrc: send-hook . unmy_hdr Approved send-hook ".*cypherpunks@.*" my_hdr Approved: CPUNK -- so much entropy, so little time
Re: Posting Cookies for Cypherpunks
On 31 May 2000 06:01:17 -0500, Eric Cordian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If we implement some sort of posting cookie, it should be bakable by any user wishing to post, and work with every conceivable variety of OS and mailer. One scheme which comes to mind is to allow people to mail their posts to "N+cypherpunks@*" where N is the number of non-whitespace characters in the subject of the post, exclusive of Subject: and Re:. It's much simpler to do it the way the various mail2news gateways do it: [EMAIL PROTECTED] where MMDD is the current date. Posts where the given date matches the current date (to +/- a few days) should have a special header added by the listserver, like: X-Nospam-Date-Verified: true This way, no posts need to be dropped; those who wish to can filter on that header and toss stuff that doesn't have that header. Also, the server could automatically add that header for all posts coming from its subscribers. In fact, now that I think about it, scrap all that. Just have the listserver add the following header if the post comes from someone subscribed to the list: X-From-Subscriber: true This alone would eliminate most of the spam and require nothing as difficult as sending to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
Re: You have been added to Alternative Health
CDR: Re: CDR:..."). But an alternative that fixes that problem would be a separate header to carry the keyword using the X- convention. I think your Spamming Detection System would probably ignore my posts: my mail server strips all headers except for the from/to fields on every single incoming/outgoing message. This also has the added disadvantage of not letting me know which messages belong to which list, unless the mantainers are polite enough to add a footer somewhere. Alexandre Alvarez [EMAIL PROTECTED] * And no, unfortunately getting another mail server is not an option.
