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On 2 Apr 2021, bfields@fieldses.org said:
> Sorry, did you say whether nfsd threads or rpc.mountd are blocked?

I'm not sure. I will endeavour to find out (I think I did look to see if
anything was blocked, but I can't remember the result: it's been a long
time now).

I'll probably do some more debugging on Monday.