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This was pushed into testing 5 days ago. IMHO, this bz should not have been opened. It can use some karma if it needs to get out faster.
Hi Steve, indeed I did not check the testing repos, sorry. There is no rush to get it out faster, it is just a tracking bug for the flaw.
Suricata was pushed live a couple days ago. Closing this bz.