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Just to be sure Leo - you're indicating that z-stream bug 2117252 already includes the patches that resulted in the separation of y-stream bug 2072049 and y-stream bug 2110203.

Just making sure we're not missing anything...

If so, then feel free to CLOSE this particular bug - although "logistically" having both bugs ensures "proper testing" I guess.

(In reply to John Ferlan from comment #2)
> Just to be sure Leo - you're indicating that z-stream bug 2117252 already
> includes the patches that resulted in the separation of y-stream bug 2072049
> and y-stream bug 2110203.

The RHEL8.6.z backport already includes all bugfixes, including the one in BZ#2110203 (zero-copy + compression) and the one in BZ#2114819 (zero-copy + ipv6).

> 
> Just making sure we're not missing anything...
> 
> If so, then feel free to CLOSE this particular bug - although "logistically"
> having both bugs ensures "proper testing" I guess.

I see no issue keeping it open for testing.
Please CLOSE it whenever the complete process finishes.

Perfect - thanks Leo!

I'll CLOSE as a duplicate of bug 2117252. It helps to keep track of the trail & dependencies.

QE should be able to validate the single z-stream bug and ensure the additional y-stream changes are also resolved.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 2117252 ***