My usual template for QSL is

Fcc: outbox
Host: smtp.myprovider.com
From: myname@myprovider.com
Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;
To:
Subject:

~~

where smtp.myprovider.com is my real provider and
myname@myprovider.com is my real mail address.
Someone here told he use QSL with TOR, but how?
How to use QSL without using my mail provider
smtp.myprovider.com and my mail address?

Which template can I use?

Anonymous <nobody@remailer.paranoici.org> wrote:
>
> My usual template for QSL is
>
> Fcc: outbox
> Host: smtp.myprovider.com
> From: myname@myprovider.com
> Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;
> To:
> Subject:
>
> ~~
>
> where smtp.myprovider.com is my real provider and
> myname@myprovider.com is my real mail address.
> Someone here told he use QSL with TOR, but how?
> How to use QSL without using my mail provider
> smtp.myprovider.com and my mail address?
>
> Which template can I use?

Use Omnimix <https://www.danner-net.de/om.htm>
as a Remailer Client.

On 12/11/2023 11:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:

> My usual template for QSL is
>
> Fcc: outbox
> Host: smtp.myprovider.com
> From: myname@myprovider.com
> Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;
> To:
> Subject:
>
> ~~
>
> where smtp.myprovider.com is my real provider and
> myname@myprovider.com is my real mail address.
> Someone here told he use QSL with TOR, but how?
> How to use QSL without using my mail provider
> smtp.myprovider.com and my mail address?
>
> Which template can I use?

This is my template. It's easy. Just take your time.

Fcc: outbox
Host: 3fd6guyxldqnjaqtfzejnjvq6bj7ilv5u7g7ovbubhwoeqhc222zvrad.onion
From: anonymous@anonymous.com
Chain: *,*; copies=2;
To: mail2news@dizum.com,mail2news@m2n.mixmin.net,mail2news@neodome.net
Newsgroups: alt.privacy.anon-server
Subject:

This is how I do it in QSL. Old habits die hard I guess.
I've used it for years.

1) You need to set up Tor as a Proxy.

2) Tools/Proxies

3) Setup New Proxy

Name- Tor

Proxy Server-127.0.0.1

Socks 4a

Click the box that says Tor

Protocol Port- SMTP-9150
Protocol Port-HTTP-9150

Tor runs on Port 9150 on my machine.

Also:
On the top of the Proxy Manager

SMTP Proxy
in the dropdown menu select-Tor

HTTP Proxy
In the dropdown menu select-Tor

Other items:

A) Make sure you have Tor running!!!

B) In the "Host" line
3fd6guyxldqnjaqtfzejnjvq6bj7ilv5u7g7ovbubhwoeqhc222zvrad.onion

This is Zax's Tor Hidden Service.

Take your time with this. Please don't write back, and say, "It doesn't
work."

I've used this template since Christ was a corporal.

On Mon, 11 Dec 2023 19:57:47 +0000 (UTC), Anonymous <nobody@remailer.paranoici.org> wrote:
>My usual template for QSL is
>Fcc: outbox
>Host: smtp.myprovider.com
>From: myname@myprovider.com
>Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;
>To:
>Subject:
>~~
>where smtp.myprovider.com is my real provider and
>myname@myprovider.com is my real mail address.
>Someone here told he use QSL with TOR, but how?
>How to use QSL without using my mail provider
>smtp.myprovider.com and my mail address?
>Which template can I use?

Omnimix makes this relatively easy, but there is probably a simple way
to configure QuickSilver Lite 1.1.4 for connecting with Tor Browser as
the QuickSilver "Help" (qsw.chm) menu describes:
>Proxy Host Profile
>Name
>Give the proxy a descriptive name. It can even be the same as the value
>in the Proxy Server field. However, QS allows only one proxy protocol--
>either SMTP or HTTP, but not both, per profile. If you have a single
>proxy the supports both SMTP and HTTP, you need to create a separate
>proxy profile for each. In this case it's the Name field that
>differentiates the two. For example. Suppose you have TOR socks proxy
>on your computer. If can handle both protocols. You could name one
>TORhttp and the other TORsmtp.
>SMTP or HTTP
>Select whether the proxy is for SMTP or HTTP connections.
>Proxy Server
>This is the actual address/name of the proxy server. It could be an
>actual IP address or a server name.
>Port
>All proxies listen on specific ports. Indicate the port your proxy
>listens on here.
>Socks
>Is this a Socks proxy? If it's for SMTP it MUST be a socks proxy. If
>HTTP it could be either a socks proxy or HTTP proxy. If HTTP proxy,
>Socks should be set to no. If it's a Socks proxy, but not TOR, this
>is likely set to 4.
>TOR
>Is your proxy TOR? TOR provides anonymous Socks proxy service. If
>>this is TOR, make sure to tick the box, so QS knows. Also, select
>Socks 4A. That's very important--if you're using TOR, Socks is set
>to 4A. For more info about TOR, see: online: The TOR Project.
>Authentication
>If your proxy requires authentication, you'll need to provide the
>necessary info.
>User ID
>Enter the User ID of the account you're authenticating.
>Password
>Enter the account password.
[end quote]

for comparison, i have found it easier to use Omnimix with Tor Browser
by having both Tor Browser & Omnimix always running in the background;
in Windows 7 Omnimix > Tor tab > Cfg > Port is using "9054" (default),
and in Windows 11 Omnimix > Tor tab > Cfg > Port is using "9150" (this
method works great but may not be as secure as using Omnimix' own Tor)

In article <20231211.223453.06b6ab6e@mixmin.net>
Yamn Remailer <noreply@mixmin.net> wrote:
>
> On 12/11/2023 11:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>
> > My usual template for QSL is
> >
> > Fcc: outbox
> > Host: smtp.myprovider.com
> > From: myname@myprovider.com
> > Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;
> > To:
> > Subject:
> >
> > ~~
> >
> > where smtp.myprovider.com is my real provider and
> > myname@myprovider.com is my real mail address.
> > Someone here told he use QSL with TOR, but how?
> > How to use QSL without using my mail provider
> > smtp.myprovider.com and my mail address?
> >
> > Which template can I use?
>
>
> This is my template. It's easy. Just take your time.
>
> Fcc: outbox
> Host: 3fd6guyxldqnjaqtfzejnjvq6bj7ilv5u7g7ovbubhwoeqhc222zvrad.onion
> From: anonymous@anonymous.com
> Chain: *,*; copies=2;
> To: mail2news@dizum.com,mail2news@m2n.mixmin.net,mail2news@neodome.net
> Newsgroups: alt.privacy.anon-server
> Subject:
>
> This is how I do it in QSL. Old habits die hard I guess.
> I've used it for years.
>
> 1) You need to set up Tor as a Proxy.
>
> 2) Tools/Proxies
>
> 3) Setup New Proxy
>
> Name- Tor
>
> Proxy Server-127.0.0.1
>
> Socks 4a
>
> Click the box that says Tor
>
> Protocol Port- SMTP-9150
> Protocol Port-HTTP-9150
>
> Tor runs on Port 9150 on my machine.
>
> Also:
> On the top of the Proxy Manager
>
> SMTP Proxy
> in the dropdown menu select-Tor
>
> HTTP Proxy
> In the dropdown menu select-Tor
>
> Other items:
>
> A) Make sure you have Tor running!!!
>
> B) In the "Host" line
> 3fd6guyxldqnjaqtfzejnjvq6bj7ilv5u7g7ovbubhwoeqhc222zvrad.onion
>
> This is Zax's Tor Hidden Service.
>
> Take your time with this. Please don't write back, and say, "It doesn't
> work."
>
> I've used this template since Christ was a corporal.

Concur, nice writeup. The OP can use the commands below to
check for the listening port.

Tor Browser check (Port 9150)

C:\Users\Xxxx>netstat -a -p tcp | Find "9150"
TCP 127.0.0.1:9150 xxxxxxxxx:0 LISTENING

OmniMix check (Port 9054)

C:\Users\Xxxx>netstat -n -p tcp | find "9054"
TCP 127.0.0.1:9054 127.0.0.1:51539
ESTABLISHED
TCP 127.0.0.1:51539 127.0.0.1:9054
ESTABLISHED

Tor Expert Bundle check (Port 9050)

C:\Users\Xxxx>netstat -a -p tcp | Find "9050"
TCP 127.0.0.1:9050 xxxxxxxxx:0 LISTENING

In article <20231211.223453.06b6ab6e@mixmin.net>
Yamn Remailer <noreply@mixmin.net> wrote:
>
> On 12/11/2023 11:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>
> > My usual template for QSL is
> >
> > Fcc: outbox
> > Host: smtp.myprovider.com
> > From: myname@myprovider.com
> > Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;
> > To:
> > Subject:
> >
> > ~~
> >
> > where smtp.myprovider.com is my real provider and
> > myname@myprovider.com is my real mail address.
> > Someone here told he use QSL with TOR, but how?
> > How to use QSL without using my mail provider
> > smtp.myprovider.com and my mail address?
> >
> > Which template can I use?
>
>
> This is my template. It's easy. Just take your time.
>
> Fcc: outbox
> Host: 3fd6guyxldqnjaqtfzejnjvq6bj7ilv5u7g7ovbubhwoeqhc222zvrad.onion
> From: anonymous@anonymous.com
> Chain: *,*; copies=2;
> To: mail2news@dizum.com,mail2news@m2n.mixmin.net,mail2news@neodome.net
> Newsgroups: alt.privacy.anon-server
> Subject:
>
> This is how I do it in QSL. Old habits die hard I guess.
> I've used it for years.
>
> 1) You need to set up Tor as a Proxy.
>
> 2) Tools/Proxies
>
> 3) Setup New Proxy
>
> Name- Tor
>
> Proxy Server-127.0.0.1
>
> Socks 4a
>
> Click the box that says Tor
>
> Protocol Port- SMTP-9150
> Protocol Port-HTTP-9150
>
> Tor runs on Port 9150 on my machine.
>
> Also:
> On the top of the Proxy Manager
>
> SMTP Proxy
> in the dropdown menu select-Tor
>
> HTTP Proxy
> In the dropdown menu select-Tor
>
> Other items:
>
> A) Make sure you have Tor running!!!
>
> B) In the "Host" line
> 3fd6guyxldqnjaqtfzejnjvq6bj7ilv5u7g7ovbubhwoeqhc222zvrad.onion
>
> This is Zax's Tor Hidden Service.
>
> Take your time with this. Please don't write back, and say, "It doesn't
> work."
>
> I've used this template since Christ was a corporal.

Concur, nice writeup. The OP can use the commands below to
check for the listening port.

Tor Browser check (Port 9150)

C:\Users\Xxxx>netstat -a -p tcp | Find "9150"
TCP 127.0.0.1:9150 xxxxxxxxx:0 LISTENING

OmniMix check (Port 9054)

C:\Users\Xxxx>netstat -n -p tcp | find "9054"
TCP 127.0.0.1:9054 127.0.0.1:51539
ESTABLISHED
TCP 127.0.0.1:51539 127.0.0.1:9054
ESTABLISHED

Tor Expert Bundle check (Port 9050)

C:\Users\Xxxx>netstat -a -p tcp | Find "9050"
TCP 127.0.0.1:9050 xxxxxxxxx:0 LISTENING

Yamn Remailer wrote:
>> My usual template for QSL is
>>
>> Fcc: outbox
>> Host: smtp.myprovider.com
>> From: myname@myprovider.com
>> Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;

Thank you very much.
Now I will try it.
When you say "TOR running" it is ok having Tor Browser 13.05 in
execution? Or it is ok having Omnimix in execution? Or both?

Anonymous wrote:
> Use Omnimix <https://www.danner-net.de/om.htm>
> as a Remailer Client.

I use Omnimix, it is a great program with which I manage my nyms and
send mail and posts.
But I wish also to learn how to use QSL with TOR.

>
> Anonymous wrote:
>> Use Omnimix <https://www.danner-net.de/om.htm>
>> as a Remailer Client.
>
> I use Omnimix, it is a great program with which I manage my nyms
and
> send mail and posts.
> But I wish also to learn how to use QSL with TOR.
>
>
>

trial3

In article <e2c70748a220365c88dfc60fefbfde71@remailer.paranoici.org>
Anonymous <nobody@remailer.paranoici.org> wrote:
>
> Anonymous wrote:
> > Use Omnimix <https://www.danner-net.de/om.htm>
> > as a Remailer Client.
>
> I use Omnimix, it is a great program with which I manage my nyms and
> send mail and posts.
> But I wish also to learn how to use QSL with TOR.

Simple.

Host: 127.0.0.1:25
No proxy

Be advised that you may have to disable TLS on OmniMix/Server/Mail
Snd (SMTP) is using for YAMN.
QSL has some occasional TLS/SSL negotiation issues.

On 12/12/2023 9:08 AM, Anonymous wrote:

> Yamn Remailer wrote:
>>> My usual template for QSL is
>>>
>>> Fcc: outbox
>>> Host: smtp.myprovider.com
>>> From: myname@myprovider.com
>>> Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;
>
> Thank you very much.
> Now I will try it.
> When you say "TOR running" it is ok having Tor Browser 13.05 in
> execution? Or it is ok having Omnimix in execution? Or both?
>
>

In reply to your question:

"it is ok having Tor Browser 13.05 in
execution?"

Yes, of course. I just wanted to emphasize that Tor is not included
in QSL and must be run separately. But I'm sure you knew that.

Run your Tor browser when using QSL.

Omnimix has nothing to do with it.

I wish you success. Please post your results.

In article <20231212.163055.9e796a61@erienetworks.net>
Yamn Remailer <remailer@domain.invalid> wrote:
>
> On 12/12/2023 9:08 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>
> > Yamn Remailer wrote:
> >>> My usual template for QSL is
> >>>
> >>> Fcc: outbox
> >>> Host: smtp.myprovider.com
> >>> From: myname@myprovider.com
> >>> Chain: *,*,*; copies=2;
> >
> > Thank you very much.
> > Now I will try it.
> > When you say "TOR running" it is ok having Tor Browser 13.05 in
> > execution? Or it is ok having Omnimix in execution? Or both?
> >
> >
>
> In reply to your question:
>
> "it is ok having Tor Browser 13.05 in
> execution?"
>
> Yes, of course. I just wanted to emphasize that Tor is not included
> in QSL and must be run separately. But I'm sure you knew that.
>
> Run your Tor browser when using QSL.
>
> Omnimix has nothing to do with it.

OmniMix can also provide Tor services on port 9054.

> I wish you success. Please post your results.

In article <20231212.204603.9dc3e32d@mixmin.net>
Conan <noreply@mixmin.net> wrote:
>
> >
> > Anonymous wrote:
> >> Use Omnimix <https://www.danner-net.de/om.htm>
> >> as a Remailer Client.
> >
> > I use Omnimix, it is a great program with which I manage my nyms
> and
> > send mail and posts.
> > But I wish also to learn how to use QSL with TOR.
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> trial3

It didn't arrive. Try again.

> This is my template. It's easy. Just take your time.
>
> Fcc: outbox
> Host: 3fd6guyxldqnjaqtfzejnjvq6bj7ilv5u7g7ovbubhwoeqhc222zvrad.onion

If this message arrived, it worked, thank you

Yamn Remailer wrote:
>
> I wish you success. Please post your results.

If this post arrived, then it works, thak you

On 12/13/2023 3:08 AM, Anonymous wrote:

> Yamn Remailer wrote:
>>
>> I wish you success. Please post your results.
>
> If this post arrived, then it works, thak you
>

Congratulations!!

You did good.