I'll try to sum up the problems and solutions reported so far. I'll stress 
that these problems currently render NFS (v2, v3, v4) non-functioning on 
latest Debian sid.

1. [nfs-common pkg] needs rpcbind-ONLY dependency: we have to remove portmap 
dependency. (#562757)
2. [rpcbind pkg] rpcbind lacks an init script (#563053)
  + I've already suggested an init script in that bug page.
  + upon postinst/prerm, run rpcbind start/stop, respectively.
  + also, probably rpcbind package should conflict with portmap.


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Michael: to me it seems that NEED_STATD is "YES" not due to some smart fstab 
autodetection, but simply because default is YES. (/etc/init.d/nfs-common:75). 
As far as I understand it's not easy to autodetect whether the sysadmin wants 
NFSv4 only or v3 or both, so I think that it's best to leave the current 
behavior as is, considering that NFSv3 is still widely used. It makes sense 
that a sysadmin should take an extra effort to disable NFSv3 and its daemons, 
like you did in order to avoid this bug.



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