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In message <3aaaa3a050514000629cc8427@mail.gmail.com>, Chris writes:
>I am somewhat confused by applying the patch, does this disable HTT
>functionality? or does a patched server close the issue and keep HTT
>enabled?

It disabled HTT functionality.

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