John Doe Technical Bulletins
Version 1.7 out
See main page
Fixes some bugs, updates remailer information and has expanded troubleshooting documentation
11 January 1997
No response from "Register" button
If you have this problem, select the "To:" button on the main screen and choose the "John Doe Registration" item instead
01 October 1996
dustman@athensnet.com and remailer@remailer.nl.com,
If you use either of these two download and run this update.
If you downloaded the main John Doe program from 02 October, there's no need
01 October 1996
mix@zifi.genetics.utah.edu has been a little unreliable of late. You might
want to use Pseudonyms, List to see if any of your Nyms use it and then
Pseudonyms, Change Details to select alternatives
30 September 1996
Version 1.6 released
See main page
27 September 1996
FAQ: How come you don't encrypt my Nym passwords (etc) in the INI file?
If your PC isn't in a secure environment, go for Settings, Global Password.
This will protect the whole INI file with PGP!
2 March 1996
A couple of users have used to on-line registration and then deleted the
associated Nym soon afterwards. This makes it difficult for us to deliver
the registered version. By all means delete your old Nyms but wait until
you have your update
30 January 1996
Some people have asked for our PGP public key
Here it is
30 January 1996
Pseudonyms allowed in Try Before You Buy version. Just to clarify,
you can be jdoe-JustAboutAnything. You're not restricted to jdoe-123 or some other short, numeric value.
21 January 1996
"Cannot find either c:\pgp\\pgp.exe ...". Note the double "\". This may
be because you have SET PGPPATH=c:\PGP\ in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. The PGP
documentation reccomends SET c:\PGP (ie, no trailing "\"). It seems that
PGP can tolerate the extra "\" but John Doe picks it up as an error. What to do: Edit
your \AUTOEXEC,BAT file and remove the trailing "\" from the SET PGPPATH item.
Also, make sure that there are no spaces on this line. You have to reboot your computer
for this to take effect.
21 January 1996
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