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> >
> 	I'd say that rpc.quotad would be more of a priority as far
> as anyone that wants or is using FreeBSD in any ISP environment,
> more so then rpc.lockd...

Uhmmm not when your working with mail spools on FreeBSD and you have 
SunOS as a user account server. lockd is vital if nothing more than to 
get rid of the annoying messages.

RPC.RQUOTAD can be taken from a couple other unicies if need be. 
(Linux/NetBSD) where RPC.LOCKD doesn't even exist anywhere.

:) just my 2cents