Hi Rob, Both pki-user and pki-devel are active mailing lists for subscribers. I do not see issues with people reading and archiving them. However, in the past, we have had accounts signed up and spam the aliases, for those we discovered that they don't go away just by removing them from the list, we had to ban them. If there is a better way to handle these, please advise. thanks, Christina On 03/21/2012 11:17 PM, Rob Lowe wrote:

Hi,

My name is Rob Lowe. I work for Jay Madison in the Red Hat Information Security team. I am contacting you in relation to a mailing list which you own:

pki-users

It has been brought to our attention that an automated crawler has subscribed the address 'archive@all-mail-archive.com' to your mailing list for the purpose of creating a public archive at: http://www.all-mail-archive.com/.

Can you please review pki-users and take appropriate action, such as:

* If the list is no longer used, please consider removing it completely or preventing further subscriptions and posts.

* If the list is not intended to be public, please contact servicedesk@redhat.com and request to have it moved to an internal-only list. List content may have already been indexed by crawlers such as Google and may appear in search engine caches.

Please note that removing the address 'archive@all-mail-archive.com' from the mail list will not prevent this issue from re-occuring in the future.

Thank you for your consideration of this request.

Regards, Rob