In QSL sending message from your nym is like this. You are asked for
your nym pwd before send.

Host: abcdefg.onion
From: something@nowhere.net
Nym: someperson@nymph.paranoici.org
Chain: *,*,*,*,*,*,*;
To: anonymouse@nymph.paranoici.org
Subject: The News

Blah blah blah.
~~

But in Omnimix this does not work. How do you do it in OM?

On Tue, 7 Nov 2023 05:23:01 -0500, Yamn Remailer <remailer@domain.invalid> wrote:
>How do you do it in OM?

https://www.danner-net.de/omom/tutornymsend.htm
>OmniMix * Tutorial * Nyms * Sending Nym Messages
>With an activated nym account sending nym messages is quite easy. Simply
>define the address of your nym as the sender of the message (in our example
>'From: whopper@nym.panta-rhei.eu.org') and deliver it through OmniMix, which
>will recognize it as nym related and pass it on to the nym server, from where
>the final delivery takes place.
>So a nym message coming from the client application should look like
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>From: whopper@nym.mixmin.net
>To: John Doe <john.doe@domain.net>
>Subject: A Question
>Nym-Commands: +acksend -signsend
>O-Nym: Yes
>Hi John,
>how are you?
>Greetings
>Jack the Whopper
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>or, as a MIME encoded message
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>From: whopper@nym.mixmin.net
>To: =?UTF-8?Q?Lieschen M=C3=BCller?= <jmueller@home.example>
>Subject: =?UTF-8?Q?R=C3=BCckfrage?=
>MIME-Version: 1.0
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
>Nym-Commands: +acksend -signsend
>O-Nym: Yes
>Hallo Lieschen,
>wie geht's?
>Gr=C3=BC=C3=9Fe
>Jack the Whopper
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>where the 'Nym-Commands:' and 'O-Nym:' header are optional to override
>OmniMix's internal settings. Of course OmniMix removes the 'O-Nym:' header
>before processing the message.
>As nyms are only valid for specific users, don't forget to assign your nym
>account to the corresponding OmniMix user account. Otherwise outgoing messages
>with your nym's address in the 'From:' header are rejected.
>Confirmation messages you have to send to activate your newly created nym
>account or any later account modifications are recognized as such and trimmed
>down to the destination's address before they are handed over to Mixmaster.
>Here's what the 'Raw Data' log list shows in the course of that process:
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>==================== [14:56:59.052 - 0] Getting from SMTP Client:
>Received: from localhost[127.0.0.1] (helo=[127.0.0.1]) by localhost[127.0.0.1]
> with esmtp (OmniMix SMTP Server)
>Message-ID: <55631C18.30006@domain.invalid>
>Date: Mon, 25 May 2015 14:56:56 +0200
>From: Anonymous <anon@domain.invalid>
>User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:17.0) Gecko/20130215
> Thunderbird/17.0.3
>MIME-Version: 1.0
>To: confirm+30dcb911435d759d@nym.mixmin.net
>Subject: Re:
>References: <--jtcNK4vK2FD7@nym.mixmin.net>
>In-Reply-To: <--jtcNK4vK2FD7@nym.mixmin.net>
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
>On 5/25/2015 4:52 AM, config@nym.mixmin.net wrote:
>> Your configuration request completed successfully.
>> A new reply block has been received for your mail alias, but has not
>> yet been activated. In order to start receiving mail with your new
>> reply block, you must confirm it by sending an (anonymous) E-mail
>> message to the following address:
>> confirm+30dcb911435d759d@nym.mixmin.net
>> The contents of the message can be anything. Any message delivered to
>> this address will activate your reply block.
>==================== [14:56:59.072 - 0] Getting from Hashcash Minter:
>To: confirm+30dcb911435d759d@nym.mixmin.net
>==================== [14:56:59.082 - 0] Getting from Header Filter:
>To: confirm+30dcb911435d759d@nym.mixmin.net
>==================== [14:57:01.595 - 0] Getting from Message Converter:
>Mode: Anon mail
>To: confirm+30dcb911435d759d@nym.mixmin.net
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>As you can see, with a confirmation reply the 'From:' address is irrelevant,
>as it's sent as a normal anonymous message without any reference to a specific
>nym account.
[end quote; next https://www.danner-net.de/omom/tutornymreceive.htm]

In article <20231107.052301.7a74ff68@erienetworks.net>
Yamn Remailer <remailer@domain.invalid> wrote:

>In QSL sending message from your nym is like this. You are asked for
>your nym pwd before send.
>
>Host: abcdefg.onion
>From: something@nowhere.net
>Nym: someperson@nymph.paranoici.org
>Chain: *,*,*,*,*,*,*;
>To: anonymouse@nymph.paranoici.org
>Subject: The News
>
>Blah blah blah.
>~~
>
>But in Omnimix this does not work. How do you do it in OM?

Just send a normal mail message with the From address
of your nym through the OM proxy using its SMTP port.

>
> Host: abcdefg.onion

What is the correct Host that you use?

Yamn Remailer wrote:

> In QSL sending message from your nym is like this. You are asked for
> your nym pwd before send.
>
> Host: abcdefg.onion
> From: something@nowhere.net
> Nym: someperson@nymph.paranoici.org
> Chain: *,*,*,*,*,*,*;
> To: anonymouse@nymph.paranoici.org
> Subject: The News
>

I tried to use your example.
QSL tell to me that the config@nymph.paranoici.org key is missing.
How can I give to QSL the config@nymph.paranoici.org key?
Anf how can I give to QSL my someperson@nymph.paranoici.org key?

In article <af7314773045a3dc87d1eddd00d9cc2c@remailer.paranoici.org>
Anonymous <nobody@remailer.paranoici.org> wrote:
>
> Yamn Remailer wrote:
>
> > In QSL sending message from your nym is like this. You are asked for
> > your nym pwd before send.
> >
> > Host: abcdefg.onion
> > From: something@nowhere.net
> > Nym: someperson@nymph.paranoici.org
> > Chain: *,*,*,*,*,*,*;
> > To: anonymouse@nymph.paranoici.org
> > Subject: The News
> >
>
> I tried to use your example.
> QSL tell to me that the config@nymph.paranoici.org key is missing.
> How can I give to QSL the config@nymph.paranoici.org key?
> Anf how can I give to QSL my someperson@nymph.paranoici.org key?

Make sure your hosts are current
Open Tools, Stats Manager, upper right, pick a name and update.

Next go look in help.

>Start here in help.<

NYM Message Templates
Sending A Message From Your Nym
Obviously, if you have created a nym, you're going to want to send
people messages from that nym. This is as easy as creating a
template. Here's an example with my George Johnson example nym. You
use the same templates for Zax nyms and Ghio nyms.

Fcc: gjohnson
Host: quicksilvermail.net
From: nobody@nowhere.net
Nym: George Johnson <gjohnson@mixnym.net>
Chain: *,*,*;
To:
Subject:

~~
Really, this is all that's required to send nym mail. On sending,
the Nym: header tells QSL to reformat the message, into that
required by the nymserver and also, PGP sign the message from the
nym and encrypt it to the nymserver. The From: header is the
address used when the message is leaving your computer, same as a
mixmaster message. You undoubtedly want a Chain: header, so that
your message cannot be traced to the nymserver. If you wish to PGP
sign and/or encrypt the message to the recipient, add a Pgp:
header, same as any other case you want PGP. Like this:

Pgp: sign=0xBC3709FB; encrypt=0x14D0C447;
Fcc: gjohnson
Host: quicksilvermail.net
From: nobody@nowhere.net
Nym: George Johnson <gjohnson@mixnym.net>
Chain: *,*,*;
To:
Subject:

~~
You can use the PGP buttons on the QSL toolbar instead of adding a
Pgp: header, if you wish.

These are generic templates. They can be used for sending messages
originating from you, and also for replies to incoming messages. If
you have ongoing correspondence via your nym, with some recipient,
you can take a generic template and derive a new template with that
recipients specific info. Of course, you want to keep the generic
template as well.
IMPORTANT: If you are experienced with nyms and creating nym
messages by hand, you must NOT format the outgoing message into the
nym format. QSL does that for you.