Which RPM command will output the name of the package which supplied the file /etc/exports?

The `rpm -F` command is used to 'freshen' packages, meaning it upgrades packages only if an older version is already installed.

The `rpm -qf` command (query file) is specifically designed to query the RPM database and identify which installed package provided the specified file. This is useful for troubleshooting or understanding package dependencies.

The `rpm -Kl` command is not a standard or valid option for querying file ownership; the `-K` option is for checking package signatures.

The `rpm -qp` command is used to query an *uninstalled* package file (e.g., a .rpm file) for information, not a file already on the filesystem.

The `rpm -qi` command provides detailed information about an *installed* package by its name, not by a file path.