nfs: switch to jpnfs-0.0.5

Use stand alone NFS code with following key features:

  - full acl support. You can enable/disable acls per export option ‘acl’/’noacl’.
    The ‘noacl’ option is default. Notice, even is ACLs are disabled for some clients
    changes from other client will have an effect on access control. For example, let
    say we have two clients A mounted with acl and B mounted without acl. If client A
    sets an acl ‘EVERYBODY READ DENY’ for a file, then client B will fail to read file
    as well.

 - proper behavior for read-only exports.
 - Significant performance improvement on listing of big directories.
 - Session leak on mount/umount which can cause DoS
 - Support 4MB IO blocks
 - The NFS file handle modified to allow changes in the export file to be validated for
   each request. With ‘exports reload’ command in admin interface this makes any change
   in export file to take an immediate effect, like setting client to read only, enabling acls or
   removing client from the export list. In case of client matches to multiple export entries
   at the same time, most precise match will be applied:
           a.b.c.d/N
           a.b.c.d/n ( N > n)
           somelonger*.at.some.net
           some*.at.some.net

Notice, all NFS clients (v3 and v4) have to unmount prior update.

Ticket: #7654
Acked-by: Gerd Behrmann
Target: trunk
Require-book: yes
Require-notes: yes
Signed-off-by: Tigran Mkrtchyan <tigran.mkrtchyan@desy.de>

Conflicts:
	modules/nfs/pom.xml