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This appears to be fixed, and has been for a while?
In Fedora yeah, but not in epel7/6. I don't use this package anymore, so I am going to let the primary admin take care of this...
Sorry, rephrase: the CVE fix is referenced in the 3.1.4-1 RPM changelog, the changelog in the source, and the code. So it appears to already be fixed (for epel7, at least. Did not check 6.)
Supervisor version at EPEL 6 is 2.1. I understand it's still affected by the CVE because it's a version under 3.0.1. I see two options: updating to 3.0.1 (but I think there are some braking changes), or trying to backport the bugfix to 2.1. I'll analyze this last option.
I've just read at supervisord's project: This vulnerability has existed in all versions of Supervisor since 3.0a1 (released in 2007). https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor/issues/964 So there is no problem in EPEL 6. Closing this ticket...