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

The `rpm -F` command is used to "freshen" or update an installed package, not to identify which package owns a file.

The `rpm -qf /etc/exports` command is used to query the RPM database for the name of the installed package that owns the specified file `/etc/exports`. The `q` signifies a query operation, and `f` specifies querying by file.

`rpm -Kl` is not a valid or standard option combination for identifying a package by file; `-K` is for checking package signatures, and `-l` lists files *in* a known package.

The `rpm -qp` command is used to query an uninstalled RPM package file (e.g., a `.rpm` file) for information, not to find the owner of an already installed file on the system.

The `rpm -qi` command displays general information about an *already known* installed package, not to determine the package name from a file path.