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

The -F flag is the 'freshen' option used to upgrade packages only if an older version is already installed; it does not query file ownership.

The -q flag places rpm in query mode, and -f (file) directs it to look up which package owns the specified file path. Running 'rpm -qf /etc/exports' searches the installed package database and returns the package name that provided that file, which in this case would be the nfs-utils package.

The -K flag is used to verify package signatures, and combining it with -l is not a valid query operation for file ownership.

The -qp flag queries an uninstalled RPM package file directly, not the installed package database, and requires a .rpm file path as its argument.

The -qi flag displays general package information such as name, version, and description, but requires a package name as input, not a file path.