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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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>Probably this should be named vfs.nfs.privport.  Possibly, since the
>sysctl refers only to the NFS server, which isn't a VFS, the variable
>shouldn't be in the vfs tree at all.  Maybe kern.nfs.privport.  That would
>mean renaming vfs.nfs.async, since that is a server-only variable too.

What about vfs.nfs.defect and vfs.nfs.diskless*?  One of the advantages of
hanging them all off vfs is that they used to work right automagically
for LKMs.  This is broken now that sysctl initialization is done too
statically using linker sets.

Bruce