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Of course, several do, for example 17007.

What is the real question?
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Is it possible (i.e.  simple enough) to set up a 9p server that will
work on a port a-la fossil/kfs?

Instead of doing postmountsrv() is it possible to do listen() -
accept() - fork and srv(s) with the network fd?  What should s->infd
and s->outfd be set to in this case?

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