Help.
I received this message from my nym server:
=======================
You have sent sent or received enough mail in one day to exceed the
maximum daily limit. Your alias account <myalias@nymph.paranoici.org>
has therefore been disabled.

Please check to make sure this isn't a configuration error or a loop
in your reply block. To reenable your mail alias account, you must
send the following commands, PGP signed and encrypted, to
<config@nymph.paranoici.org>:

Config:
From: myalias
Nym-Command: -disable
=======================
Well, I went to Mailer tab and I composed a message like this
Destination: config@nymph.paranoici.org
References:
Subject: Hi
Anon From: myalias@nymph.paranoici.org
M2N Gate:
Remailer: ****
Additional Headers:
and in the box Body:
Config:
From: thegoodstudent
Nym-Command: -disable

I sent it and I received this answer
(it seems that my message did not work):
========================================
This is to acknowledge that a message with the following header was
NOT remailed under your pseudonym:

X-Nym-Disclaimer: This message was sent anonymously through
the nymph.paranoici.org Nymserver.
Please report abuse to postmaster@nymph.paranoici.org
From: myalias <myalias@nymph.paranoici.org>
To: config@nymph.paranoici.org
Subject: Hi
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
X-Hashcash:
1:24:240218:config@nymph.paranoici.org::+OrcgjnJOfRBSwON:0000000000000000000000000000000000088Sx
X-PGP-Key-Public: 0xXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
mQI

(cut my public key)

=FEcL

Some problems were encountered with your message:

Your nym account is disabled.
Send -disable Nym-Command to reenable.

===========================================

Some suggestions?

In <1ea69331547884d78b5a54dea297bb45@msgid.frell.theremailer.net>

> Some problems were encountered with your message:
>
> Your nym account is disabled.
> Send -disable Nym-Command to reenable.
>
> ===========================================
>
> Some suggestions?

Did you reenable?

On Wed, 21 Feb 2024 08:58:49 +0100, Fritz Wuehler <fritz@spamexpire-202402.rodent.frell.theremailer.net>
said:

> Help.
> I received this message from my nym server:
> =======================
> You have sent sent or received enough mail in one day to exceed the
> maximum daily limit. Your alias account <myalias@nymph.paranoici.org>
> has therefore been disabled.

I've been using nyms for decades and I've never run into this problem.
Either you're being mailbombed or you have a problem with your reply block.

> Please check to make sure this isn't a configuration error or a loop
> in your reply block. To reenable your mail alias account, you must
> send the following commands, PGP signed and encrypted, to
> <config@nymph.paranoici.org>:
>
> Config:
> From: myalias
> Nym-Command: -disable
>
> [snip]
>
> Some suggestions?

It appears that you're trying to use a disabled nym account to send an email
message to Paranoici's Config: address. That is why your attempt to fix this
has failed.

There are a few different ways to go here:

1) Setup another nym and use that to send to the Config: address

2) Use a remailer (e.g.Dizum, or Frell) to send to the Config: address.

It doesn't matter /how/ the signed configuration message reaches the
nymserver, all that matters is that it gets there. If the signature is valid,
the message will be acted-upon, regardless of how it gets there.

Stainless Steel Rat

Fritz Wuehler wrote:

>Help.
>I received this message from my nym server:
>=======================
>You have sent sent or received enough mail in one day to exceed the
>maximum daily limit. Your alias account <myalias@nymph.paranoici.org>
>has therefore been disabled.
>
>Please check to make sure this isn't a configuration error or a loop
>in your reply block. To reenable your mail alias account, you must
>send the following commands, PGP signed and encrypted, to
><config@nymph.paranoici.org>:
>
>Config:
>From: myalias
>Nym-Command: -disable
>=======================
[...]
>Some problems were encountered with your message:
>
>Your nym account is disabled.
>Send -disable Nym-Command to reenable.
>
>===========================================
>
>Some suggestions?

Open the Nym Configurator
Select your nym account
Check the 'Disable' box on the right
Click 'Modify'
Close the Nym Configurator
Select 'Modify the selected nym account'
Click 'Send Msg'
Wait for the config reply and confirm it
Don't forget to finally uncheck your nym's 'Disable' box

I wrote:
>Fritz Wuehler wrote:
>
>>Help.
>>I received this message from my nym server:
>>=======================
>>You have sent sent or received enough mail in one day to exceed the
>>maximum daily limit. Your alias account <myalias@nymph.paranoici.org>
>>has therefore been disabled.
>>
>>Please check to make sure this isn't a configuration error or a loop
>>in your reply block. To reenable your mail alias account, you must
>>send the following commands, PGP signed and encrypted, to
>><config@nymph.paranoici.org>:
>>
>>Config:
>>From: myalias
>>Nym-Command: -disable
>>=======================
>[...]
>>Some problems were encountered with your message:
>>
>>Your nym account is disabled.
>>Send -disable Nym-Command to reenable.
>>
>>===========================================
>>
>>Some suggestions?
>
>Open the Nym Configurator
>Select your nym account
>Check the 'Disable' box on the right
>Click 'Modify'
>Close the Nym Configurator
>Select 'Modify the selected nym account'
>Click 'Send Msg'
>Wait for the config reply and confirm it
>Don't forget to finally uncheck your nym's 'Disable' box

Much easier:

Leave the nym account's 'Disable' box unchecked !!!
Send a 'Modify the selected nym account' configuration message.
Wait for the config reply and confirm it.

Sorry!

> I've been using nyms for decades and I've never run into this problem.
> Either you're being mailbombed or you have a problem with your reply block.
>
It worked very well for two years.
I had to send about 40 mail in the same day and after this it was
disabled.

>
> 2) Use a remailer (e.g.Dizum, or Frell) to send to the Config: address.
>

I did this and now I wait for the answer.

> Help.

Ok, I received a message from nymserver: account reenabled.

>
> Did you reenable?

I encrypted with nymserver key and I signed with my key this three
lines

Config:
From: myalias
Nym-Command: -disable

I am waiting the answer

> Leave the nym account's 'Disable' box unchecked !!!
> Send a 'Modify the selected nym account' configuration message.
> Wait for the config reply and confirm it.
>
Thank You, if happens again I'll try this