Re: Requesting Information (UNCLASSIFIED)

On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 10:19, Hoffman, Vincent R USA CTR (US) <vincent.r.hoffman2.ctr@mail.mil> wrote: > Classification: UNCLASSIFIED > Caveats: NONE > > Hank, I have sent to contact e-mails one to the security@php.net and one to > the php-webmaster@lists.php.net and have not gotten a response back. > > I am needing to get a contact phone number from your company to discuss the > following information. > The CoN # 200902566 that was issued on 2/2/2009 has expired on 10/31/2011. I > am trying to contact someone > in your organization to get some information or forward you the CoN > Application and have you fill out the > needed information and I will be able to complete the rest of the > information on the application and submit it to Ft Huachuca. > > Your software, I assume is free ware, this makes it very difficult to be > used on DoD systems. I need to get > and submit your information for a new CoN. As it stats in the DoD Reg's that > DoD systems cannot use software > that does not have a current CoN. > > The process for a new CoN can take more than 6 months before a new CoN can > be issue. > > Please don't disregard this e-mail as SPAM. I need a contact number so that > I may speak with someone whom > I can review the need information for the CoN. > > Below is my phone contact and e-mail. The @php.net addresses you CC'd on this email address - indeed, the entire team of developers and support staff involved with the open source PHP programming language project - are in no way related to any software that may be built using the programming language. Further, we never solicit business with any entity, public or private, nor endorse any works created in the PHP language. Chances are, the individual you mentioned, Hank, solicited software to your division which was written in PHP. Prior to this email, we've had no knowledge of said works or individual, nor their relationship with the Department of Defense, et al. To learn more about the open source PHP programming language, and to download it for use, commercial or otherwise, free of charge, please visit http://php.net/. -- </Daniel P. Brown> Network Infrastructure Manager http://www.php.net/