Really? Considering `rpcbind -w` is meant to do a warm start, based on reading those files, having it warn when you tell it to do so and they don't exist seems pretty fair to me. And it's a simple fix, with minimal (no?) impact that doesn't require changing source code, or trying to get upstream to merge anything, seems like an easy win.
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