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NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. EfUCEfaiEfaiEfo|N+ArCiN+AEfA-rYnN+AEfyeEfye

Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX
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Hermes wrote:

NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. EfUCEfaiEfaiEfo|N+ArCiN+AEfA-rYnN+AEfyeEfye

Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

Did switching to nym-sdk overcome the chunk loss on big payloads?

Regards

Gabx
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Gabx wrote:

Hermes wrote:

NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. EfUCEfaiEfaiEfo|N+ArCiN+AEfA-rYnN+AEfyeEfye

Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

Did switching to nym-sdk overcome the chunk loss on big payloads?

No, because it is a design (bug?) issue. But once NymX kicks-in globally
the devs may have to do something, as NymX is properly working, except
Android, due to another Rust/Nym SDK issue.
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Ch1ffr3punk wrote:

Gabx wrote:

Hermes wrote:

NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. EfUCEfaiEfaiEfo|N+ArCiN+AEfA-rYnN+AEfyeEfye

Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

Did switching to nym-sdk overcome the chunk loss on big payloads?

No, because it is a design (bug?) issue. But once NymX kicks-in globally
the devs may have to do something, as NymX is properly working, except Android, due to another Rust/Nym SDK issue.

v0.1.2 released, wich includes a -g (get) parameter so that people can
download their files from a remote server, like a Tor Hidden Service.

Enjoy!
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Ch1ffr3punk wrote:

Ch1ffr3punk wrote:

Gabx wrote:

Hermes wrote:

NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. EfUCEfaiEfaiEfo|N+ArCiN+AEfA-rYnN+AEfyeEfye

Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

Did switching to nym-sdk overcome the chunk loss on big payloads?

No, because it is a design (bug?) issue. But once NymX kicks-in globally the devs may have to do something, as NymX is properly working, except Android, due to another Rust/Nym SDK issue.

v0.1.2 released, wich includes a -g (get) parameter so that people can download their files from a remote server, like a Tor Hidden Service.

Enjoy!

Works nicely in Tails. :-)

https://jumpshare.com/share/sWSlRrJnlGQ8TSJNtC7S
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NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. ????N+ArCiN+A?rYnN+A??
Learning curve = almost zero

That unfortunately kills 90% of the people in alt.privacy.anon-server from understanding NymX.

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

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Nomen Nescio wrote:

NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. ????N+ArCiN+A?rYnN+A??

Learning curve = almost zero

That unfortunately kills 90% of the people in alt.privacy.anon-server from understanding NymX.

Are you sure? I mean NymX CLI usage is a lot easier to learn than
Mixmaster or YAMN CLI, plus it has the advantage that in -r mode you
can receive data and can set also a whitelist, so that NymX accepts
only data from family and friends. That way you no longer need to
create a classic nym account with PGP and avoid third-party servers.
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Actually, Using an xmpp server with 'Gajim' on Windows/Mac and/or 'Conversations' on any Phone and computer is easier. You can use a
free XMPP server, such as the xmpp.brax.me covered in another message
above above. It is very safe when used with OMEMO encryption or the
PGP thingie. If you have a server, it is supposed to be set an xmpp up easily. The Brax one will be sufficient though. I am not knocking
NymX, but this is more easily understood and set up as a private email
type of service.

https://xmpp.org/software/conversations/
https://gajim.org/

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Nomen Nescio wrote:

Actually, Using an xmpp server with 'Gajim' on Windows/Mac and/or 'Conversations' on any Phone and computer is easier. You can use a
free XMPP server, such as the xmpp.brax.me covered in another message
above above. It is very safe when used with OMEMO encryption or the
PGP thingie. If you have a server, it is supposed to be set an xmpp up easily. The Brax one will be sufficient though. I am not knocking
NymX, but this is more easily understood and set up as a private email
type of service.

Well, the thing is that with NymX people do not need to use
a third-party server, it is p2p, or can act as a home server
for family, friends and co-workers.
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Gabx wrote:

Hermes wrote:

NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. EfUCEfaiEfaiEfo|N+ArCiN+AEfA-rYnN+AEfyeEfye

Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

Did switching to nym-sdk overcome the chunk loss on big payloads?

I completely re-worked NymX and will publish it later today.

I implemented a --parts parameter for 'sam' usage, so when sending
parts of 5 MiB each, the transfer repeats after finishing the first
part. That ways I could send 1 GiB over the Nym Mixnet yesterday, in
three sessions, because I had timesouts with the Mixnet.

BTW: NymX uses now SURB and no longer pseudonymous Nym address mode.
Therefore the -w (whitelist) and -q (quota) parameter is no longer
included.

Best regards
Stefan
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Ch1ffr3punk wrote:

Gabx wrote:

Hermes wrote:

NymX is so cool and allows people to run their very own
global and decentralized "email" infrastructure via the
Nym Mixnet. EfUCEfaiEfaiEfo|N+ArCiN+AEfA-rYnN+AEfyeEfye

Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

Did switching to nym-sdk overcome the chunk loss on big payloads?

I completely re-worked NymX and will publish it later today.

Repository is updated and under Releases you find the binaries
for Windows and Linux.
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Ch1ffr3punk wrote:

Nomen Nescio wrote:

Actually, Using an xmpp server with 'Gajim' on Windows/Mac and/or 'Conversations' on any Phone and computer is easier. You can use a
free XMPP server, such as the xmpp.brax.me covered in another message above above. It is very safe when used with OMEMO encryption or the
PGP thingie. If you have a server, it is supposed to be set an xmpp up easily. The Brax one will be sufficient though. I am not knocking
NymX, but this is more easily understood and set up as a private email type of service.

Well, the thing is that with NymX people do not need to use
a third-party server, it is p2p, or can act as a home server
for family, friends and co-workers.

Because my NymX address is publicity available on my website, I have
created a .TXT record for it. :-)

$ dig TXT nymx.oc2mx.net

I must say NymX is freaking cool, so to speak, as we no longer
need email or ftp etc. :-)
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Well, the thing is that with NymX people do not need to use
a third-party server, it is p2p, or can act as a home server
for family, friends and co-workers.

That isn't any good for me. I don't have any family, friends and
co-workers.

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Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

Did switching to nym-sdk overcome the chunk loss on big payloads?

I completely re-worked NymX and will publish it later today.

Repository is updated and under Releases you find the binaries
for Windows and Linux.

Any explanation on what this does and examples on how to use it?

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Fritz Wuehler wrote:

Learning curve = almost zero

https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/NymX

Did switching to nym-sdk overcome the chunk loss on big payloads?

I completely re-worked NymX and will publish it later today.

Repository is updated and under Releases you find the binaries
for Windows and Linux.

Any explanation on what this does and examples on how to use it?

A tutorial which explains NymX, Nym-Onion-Forwarder, Nym-Onion-Mailbox
and NymX Messenger will follow soon.
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