Is there a way to make knfsd run in the foreground (i.e., not
fork when it spawns the last nfsd process)?
The reason that I want to do this is that I want to run knfsd
from inetd so that machines whose nfs services are rarely accessed do
not have to start knfsd every time they boot. I realize I could write
a helper program that just invokes knfsd and stops without exiting, but
that is ugly and I would like to add some option for knfsd to
automatically unload and exit if it has not been used for a while.
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