Read these
papers (especially the ones in boxes) to get up to speed on remailer
design and anonymous communication in general.
Resources
The mixminion-dev mailing list is where
a lot of the discussion
happens. Please look
at its archives and consider subscribing. There's also a list for
cvs commits.
I've migrated the code to github
recently, since CVS is moribund. Have a look
at the mixminion organization page.
Development is
still pretty stalled.
You can see current network
reliability/uptime stats
here and
here.
We've got quite a few nodes already!
News
2 Sep 2011, 16:18 EST
Some folks seem interested in hacking on mixminion again. I've migrated
the source to Git, and stuck it on github. You can
get it here.
The documentation repository is also on github.
15 Sep 2007, 15:17 EST
Mixminion 0.0.8alpha3 is now available; a few server-crashing bugs are
fixed.
You can download
the code
,
read
the announcement,
or read the release notes.
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(No windows binaries yet; let me know if you want to build them. See
announcement fore more info.)
Mixminion 0.0.8alpha2 is now available; numerous bugs are fixed, and new
features are added. This is alpha code, so please report any bugs you
find.
You can download
the code
,
read
the announcement,
or read the release notes.
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(No windows binaries yet; let me know if you want to build them. See
announcement fore more info.)
May 10, 13:50 EST
Mixminion 0.0.7.1 is now available; A few minor bugs are fixed. Everybody
running a server should upgrade at your convenience, to prevent
crashing. Clients may want to upgrade too.
You can download
the code
or read the release notes.
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If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
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or the
standalone version
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April 4, 13:50 EST
The final Mixminion 0.0.7 release is now available. (No changes have been
made since 0.0.7rc2.) If you are running any version earlier than 0.0.7rc2,
you should upgrade.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
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or the
standalone version
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April 1, 11:20 EST
The second release candidate for Mixminion 0.0.7 is now available. There
numerous bugfixes and improvements over the previous release candidate.
If no significant bugs are found, I'll release 0.0.7final very soon.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
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or the
standalone version
{Signature}.
March 8, 01:10 EST
The first release candidate for Mixminion 0.0.7 is now available. There
are significant changes to the network layer, numerous bugfixes, and
several new features, including configurable bandwidth caps, client-side
large-message reassembly, and configurable server blocking.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
{Signature},
or the
standalone version
{Signature}.
December 23, 18:18 EST
Mixminion 0.0.6.2 is now available. Two significant client-side bugs in
0.0.6.1 are fixed. Everybody running a client should upgrade.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
{Signature},
or the
standalone version
{Signature}.
December 19, 00:46 EST
Mixminion 0.0.6.1 is now available. A few minor bugs in
0.0.6 are fixed. Everybody running a client or server should upgrade.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
{Signature},
or the
standalone version
{Signature}.
December 14, 00:03 EST
The final Mixminion 0.0.6 is now available. A few minor bugs in
0.0.6rc2 are fixed. Everybody running a client or server should upgrade.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
{Signature}
If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
{Signature},
or the
standalone version
{Signature}.
December 12, 23:59 EST
Mixminion 0.0.6rc2 is now available for testing. A few minor bugs in
0.0.6rc1 are fixed. The final 0.0.6 release will follow within a couple
of days if no critical bugs are found.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
{Signature}
If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
{Signature},
or the
standalone version
{Signature}.
December 8, 07:21 EST
Mixminion 0.0.6rc1 is now available for testing. Servers are located
by hostname, and Windows 98 and after are supported.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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If you want to try it on win32, read the release notes, then download
the version for users
with Python 2.3 installed
{Signature},
or the
standalone version
{Signature}.
Note: Due to a bug in this release candidate, it doesn't
work with Python versions earlier than Python 2.2. If you are running 2.0
or 2.1, you should either try the code in CVS, or wait for 0.0.6rc2.
October 30, 2003 20:50 EST
The bugfixed version 0.0.5.3 is now available. Everyone running a server
sound upgrade: there is a showstopper in 0.0.5.2 that prevents it from
relaying messages to older servers. For more information on changes,
check out the release notes.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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October 27, 2003 08:27 EST
The bugfixed version 0.0.5.2 is now available. If you are running
a server, you will probably want to upgrade: this release should be
a major stability improvement. For more information on changes,
check out the release notes.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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September 16, 2003 11:06 EST
The bugfixed version 0.0.5.1 is now available. If you are running
an exit node, you will probably want to upgrade; otherwise, nothing
has changed.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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September 6, 2003 17:29 EST
The final Mixminion 0.0.5 release is now complete.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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September 3, 2003 12:50 EST
Mixminion 0.0.5rc2 is now available for testing. This release
corrects a bug when upgrading servers that support exit messages.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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September 2, 2003 16:25 EST
Mixminion 0.0.5rc1 is now available for testing. Long messages and
email headers are supported, and everything is more stable.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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July 23, 2003 23:12 EST
Back in February, Nick gave a presentation on Mixminion at
Codecon 2003. The
audio
is now back online; you can again download
an
MP3 of Nick's presentation.
June 12, 2003 00:43 EST
Mixminion 0.0.4 is, at last, available.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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June 10, 2003 10:41 EST
Mixminion 0.0.4rc4 is available for testing!
In this release are numerous critical bugfixes and cosmetic improvements
identified over the last week of testing.
There are no more pending
items for the 0.0.4 release. Unless somebody finds a showstopper bug by
Thursday, I'll just update the version number and call this release 0.0.4.
As ever, you can download the code
or read the release notes.
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June 6, 2003 04:48 EST
Mixminion 0.0.4rc3 is available for testing!
In this release are numerous critical bugfixes and cosmetic improvements
identified over the last week of testing.
There are no more pending
items for the 0.0.4 release. Unless somebody finds a showstopper bug by
Monday, I'll just update the version number and call this release 0.0.4.
As ever, you can download the code
or read the release notes.
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May 30, 2003 03:37 EST
Mixminion 0.0.4rc2 is available for testing!
Thanks to three hours experience of testing Mixminion 0.0.4rc1, we
finally tracked down a critical bug that's been crashing people's servers
since 0.0.3. It's better now.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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May 30, 2003 00:04 EST
Mixminion 0.0.4rc1 is avaialable for testing! Directories are more
automated, servers are more stable, key rotation is in, keys are longer,
MMTP is better, key generation is automatic, server statistics are
started, and the code is generally cleaner.
This release breaks backward compatibility; everyone should upgrade
and look for bugs before the real release is out.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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February 20, 2003 13:32 EST
Mixminion 0.0.3 is finally out!
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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February 17, 2003 11:31 EST
The second release candidate for Mixminion 0.0.3 is available.
Everyone should upgrade
and look for bugs before the real release is out.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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February 13, 2003 06:47 EST
The first release candidate for Mixminion 0.0.3 is available.
Reply blocks and client side pooling are implemented.
This release breaks backward compatibility; everyone should upgrade
and look for bugs before the real release is out.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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January 10, 2003 17:02 EST
There's another bugfix release in the 0.0.2 series: Mixminion
0.0.2.2. If you are running a server, you'll want to upgrade. If
not, this version changes nothing for you.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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January 7, 2003 23:18 EST
Released a bugfix patch as mixminion version 0.0.2.1.
If you are running a server, you will want to upgrade.
You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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January 7, 2003 00:43 EST
Mixminion version 0.0.2 is available for bigger
fun and tougher
testing! You can download the code
or read the release notes.
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December 16, 2002
Mixminion version 0.0.1 is available for fun and
testing! You can download the code
, or read the release notes.