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Hello,

I was wondering when the FreeBSD port would be updated to 2.2.14? My PCI 
compliance scan claims that there are vulnerabilities that affect 2.2.13 
(they don't affect FreeBSD or are related to modules which I don't have 
installed), and they aren't budging on the issue.

Thank you.