The Fedora Project and Red Hat is not responsible for the website, as it is simply using fedora software that is deploying a preconfigured page when a custom page is not added with the Fedora name on it. Not Red Hat nor the Fedora project endorses spammers, it's just that some hackers use our web platform package to build a website for spamming people. You will have to contact the webmaster at the website the spam emails are coming from. For more information visit http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Server_Test_Page. Thanks, Ariel Goldblatt On 7/1/2010 5:08 PM, yvonne collins wrote: > JULY 1, 2010 I KEEP GETTING EMAILS FROM PEOPLE, MAINLY WOMAN AND IT HAS THE ADDRESS HALFWAY THROUGH THE EMAIL OF HTTP://66835295.SSL-FINAL-TRACKING.COM. WHEN I WENT TO THE SITE I GET THIS MESSAGE - WEBMASTER @EXAMPLE.COM AND FEDORA REDHAT.COM, AS WELL AS XXXMATCH.COM AND MILFMATCH.COM. I HAVE ASKED THEM TO EXPLAIN HOW THEY GOT MY EMAIL ADDRESS AND THEY HAVE NOT TOLD ME. I HAVE ASKED THEM TO REMOVE MY EMAIL ADDRESS FROM THEIR LIST AND I AM STILL GETTING EMAILS. SINCE YOU POPPED UP WITH THE 668... I AM ASKING YOU TO REMOVE MY EMAIL ADDRESS --cherokeeyc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx FROM YOUR SYSTEM. > -- websites mailing list websites@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/websites
