RE: [PHP-WEBMASTER] Requesting Information (UNCLASSIFIED)

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE PHP, To Whom. I need a contact phone number or a direct e-mail from someone in your organization. I have sent 2 e-mails, requesting a contact name, e-mail or phone number. Your software is used on DoD systems and the Certificate of Networthiness (CoN) issued by the Networthiness Dept at Ft Huachuca, has expired on 10/31/-2011. As per DoD Reg's, Software used on DoD systems require a CoN. What I am wanting is a contact, so that I can talk with you and send you the CoN Application, so that you can complete your part and return it to the DIACAP Support Team, so that I can submit it on your behalf. So, please have someone contact me so, that I can get the application sent to you. If you don't want the Software used on DoD systems, please reply back with a memo stating that you no longer wish to have your software used on any DoD systems and I will start the removal process from the DoD side. What I am trying to do is get information from you to get a new CoN and continue to use your software. Why is this so hard to get someone to contact me. Phone # 913-684-8371. V/r Vince Hoffman DIACAP Support Team Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas 66027 Cubic Applications, Inc. 913-684-8371, DSN 552-8371 MCTC IA Help Desk Home Page https://www.us.army.mil/suite/page/600091 MCTC IA HELP DESK Information usarmy.leavenworth.CAC.mbx.bctc-diacap-helpdesk-mailbox@mail.mil 913-684-8200 -----Original Message----- From: Hank Leininger [mailto:hlein@marc.info] Sent: Monday, December 19, 2011 12:06 PM To: Hoffman, Vincent R USA CTR (US) Cc: php-webmaster@lists.php.net; security@php.net; Cook, Jennifer K USA CTR (US) Subject: Re: [PHP-WEBMASTER] Requesting Information (UNCLASSIFIED) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On Mon, 19 Dec 2011, Daniel Brown wrote: > 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/. Nope. I run the MARC list archive at http://marc.info/, which archives a lot of the PHP mailing lists. It sounds like Vince added me to the list because an earlier email went unanswered. As Daniel says, PHP is a programming language, not a specific piece of software written in that language. You'd have to go to the authors of whatever application you're trying to get certified. And MARC is a website, not even written in PHP, so certainly completely irrelevant to your current issue. Thanks, Hank Leininger <hlein@marc.info> 3C2A 4EEE ED36 D136 18F2 1B30 47A8 D14B E13E 9C6A -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQEVAwUBTu98/0eo0UvhPpxqAQgmegf/RTANC2e9T/tC1tQA+KDV1z/lgKz8mSCn aB1NHA39i4KRTa6swHfmf92tLVtVNTlB354ldEIOLff59EBE7eOdVmywLmvwUsUi F/h0Mrdyg766+hfYKefj/plFoc/yjlC4yHVWhjs1y+elRnMb7KQkUAm4mFujbG34 0ifD0L6DkKGLxT0opUpK01BF+Liu+k/e8uKUBk9LsdeVzcFv9z033cZN7bjq/83L qO6BQwsHkKVuxO3pyBTg06yvDpHnPBLyuT6Od5KAsK8bO3zYwcReuaXvcaZgYVa4 V7gXjnFZE3G5dZokDyY7aEk+yVqXVn9xCMVeGe4bzALJzRfHo/DRqA== =+PqZ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE

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