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Re: Sending mail through TOR/Socks

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From: Michael Holstein <michael.holstein@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 13:08:22 -0400
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what about configuring your SMTP/POP3 port to something else?

Sure .. if you can find a MTA that will do that (and of course you could always set one up, but that'd totally defeat the purpose of trying to hide the path).

Really, you're better off with tools like Mixmaster. The alternative is you could (using TOR) setup a Hotmail or Gmail account, and then (also using TOR) use one of the various Perl modules that offer an interface to those and send it that way.

Note that both limit the number of messages/day.

~Mike.

References:
- Sending mail through TOR/Socks
  - From: 4non ym0us
- Re: Sending mail through TOR/Socks
  - From: Florian Reitmeir
- Re: Sending mail through TOR/Socks
  - From: Matej Kovacic

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