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CLAs look good, thanks!

Note: the fix makes sense, but it would be interesting to know why remove() seems to be called multiple times for the same connection.

@rfrancoise I agree with you. Unfortunately I did not completely understand all the internal behaviour to name the source of that issue. This fix does at least reduce the impact of it.

@jzaeske can you perhaps share more information about your use-case? Are you using reassemblydump, or your own code that uses the reassembly package?