Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of response-from-mfpl-members-server-seizure


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Apr 20, 2012, 4:28:38 PM (13 years ago)
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     1== What's a remailer? ==
     2Anonymous remailers work by connecting to other anonymous remailers in a chain, and every one in that chain removes the mail header information  making it impossible to find the real sender. [https://www.torproject.org/about/torusers.html.en The Tor project maintains a list] of typical users of this and other anonymity systems, and the [http://mixmaster.sourceforge.net/ Mixmaster home page]
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     4From: [https://help.riseup.net/en/seizure-2012-april]
     5
     6== How do I backup? ==
     7MFPL already backs up your data, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't also prepare your own backups.
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     9We use a three-prong approach:
     10* All servers have redundant disks. If one disk fails, the server continues un-interrupted.
     11* We backup all servers nightly to an onsite backup server that keeps 5 days worth of data.
     12* We also backup all servers nightly to an off site backup server that overwrite every night.
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     14Why members should backup their own data:
     15* Our backups are designed primarily for disaster recover (the entire machine goes down). We cannot provide file recovery for accidental deletions or other mistakes.
     16* No backup is fool proof. It's always a good idea for tripe or quadruple redundancy.
     17* Only system administrators can restore data from a backup.
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     19See the full FAQ pages on this subject below:
     20[wiki:data_backup Does May First/People Link backup my data?]
     21[wiki:member-backup How can I backup my own data?]
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     23== What do I do if I think my email, website, or other service has been interrupted? ==
     24It is perfectly understandable that the recent server seizure will put any user of our services on alert. But the steps we recommend for reporting a problem or regaining access to your services remains the same:
     251. ''Don't panic.''
     261. ''Check the [http://mayfirst.org/aggregator/sources/1 service advisory page].'' Any expected, routine, or other interruptions will be reported here.
     271. ''[https://support.mayfirst.org/newticket Open a support ticket].'' We receive immediate notice of any new support requests. In all cases, you can expect a response from us right away.
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     29== Which MFPL members have been affected by the seizure? ==
     30
     31== Can I expect my service to be interrupted by future seizures? ==
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     33== What does this mean for us as members of the MFPL network? ==
     34Political approach, standing against surveillance and repression