[PATCH 00/13] Support NFS mount option parsing in the kernel

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This patch series introduces support for parsing NFS mount options in the
kernel, similar to support that exists for many other Linux file systems such
as ext3, autofs, fat, cifs, hfs, and ocfs2.

I'd like to integrate this patch set into -mm to encourage wide review and
perhaps get some penetration testing before moving forward with integration
into the mainline kernel.

Future enhancements might include caching connections to mountd so we don't
use up so many privileged ports during mount storms, removing similar
infrastructure in NFSROOT in favor of this implementation, and support for NFS
over IPv6 and RDMA.

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corporate:    <chuck dot lever at oracle dot com>
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