Just for reference/context on why -r isn't enabled by default, and why
it's not necessarily a good idea unless you really need it, see bug
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Thanks for the further investigation, taraijpn.
Indeed, I was able to (1) reproduce the scenario reported in the
description, and (2) confirm that adding the "-r" option to
/etc/default/rpcbind's OPTION variable will make the service run as the
reporter expected.
I appreciate the time Rafael spen
Hi. I found that the rpcbind(8) man-page explains a reason for that behavior.
It is included in Bionic, not Focal.
ubu1804:$ man rpcbind
(snip)
-r Turn on remote calls. Cause rpcbind to open up random listening
ports. Note that rpcinfo need this feature turned on for work
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** Changed in: rpcbind (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Rafael David Tinoco (rafaeldtinoco) => (unassigned)
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Title:
rpcbind changes after bionic broke rup
