Possible Scam? Re: [XML-SIG] Re: pyxml.sourceforge.net

[Thomas B. Passin]

Anyone else think this looks fishy?  The originating address is outright 
wrong - it claims to be from mail.python.org ([12.155.117.29], which 
would not make sense and is the wrong IP address for python.org anyway, 
and the intent seems to be to get you to click on the links.  That's 
suspicious right there.

Cheersm

Tom P


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> Hello,
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