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RabbitMQ has moved to a much tighter cycle of support, now that the Erlang OTP team has also made clear their support policy is penultimate + current release only. Now we have OTP24 in ports let's move to that because JIT. - PATH leakage fixed - linuxisms for /var/db/rabbitmq fixed (when hard coded!) - SUB_FILES / SUB_LIST for patch to address that doesn't work

RabbitMQ has moved to a much tighter cycle of support, now that the Erlang OTP team has also made clear their support policy is penultimate + current release only. Now we have OTP24 in ports let's move to that because JIT. - PATH leakage fixed - linuxisms for /var/db/rabbitmq fixed - rc.d works - man pages use hier(7) paths

RabbitMQ has moved to a much tighter cycle of support, now that the Erlang OTP team has also made clear their support policy is penultimate + current release only. Now we have OTP24 in ports let's move to that because JIT. - PATH leakage fixed - linuxisms for /var/db/rabbitmq fixed (when hard coded!) - SUB_FILES / SUB_LIST for patch to address that doesn't work- rc.d works - man pages use hier(7) paths