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Is there a plan to resolve


  bin/51205: openssl in base system is not compiled thread safe

or has it been resolved but the pr has been left unattended? It sounds 
like it would make
sense to have the library thread safe, specially in 5-CURRENT where the 
threads have
a performance gain.

Pete