@@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ There are different config section:
"1" - first (and required) nym data
"2" - second (optional) nym data
you can add other sections for each nym you have
for every nym follow the same syntax of section "1", pwd can be left empy (unless you keep the config file encrypted you should NEVER write password here, and anyway writing password is always a bad idea).
for every nym follow the same syntax of section "1", pwd can be left empy
(unless you keep the config file encrypted you should NEVER write password here, and anyway writing password is always a bad idea).
to start simply type ./nymhelper.py and follow the on screen menu:
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5 to choose remailer chain,
this is optional, you will prompted for remailer chain if needed
6 to create or update a nym
create or update (i.e. with a new reply block) a nym (the nym has to be already defined in config.ini and selected with menu choice "1")
create or update (i.e. with a new reply block) a nym
nym has to be already defined in config.ini and selected with menu choice "1")
you will be asked for a remailer chain if not yet choosed, this will be the chain of the reply-block for your nym.
7 to delete a nym
to be implemented
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q to quit
it's possible to specify a different config file (default config.ini)
nymhelper.py -C configfile
you can specify a different config file (default config.ini)
nymhelper.py -C configfile
it's possible to send a message from a certain nym directly via command line with this syntax:
you can send a message from a nym directly via command line with this syntax:
nymhelper.py -n 2 -s "subject" -r recipient -t "text of the message" -c "remailer1,remailer2"
-n is the nym number in config file
-s subject
-n is the nym number in config file
-s "subject"
-r recipient
-t text of the message
-t "text of the message"
-c remailer chain to be used to send the message (through your local mixmaster client)
for nyms rarely used, you can put this on crontab to keep the nym alive (nyms are disabled if not used),
for nyms rarely used, you can put this on crontab to keep the nym alive,